Re: Work productivity level this week:

by JGK Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:40

Zat wrote:Work? Who does that in the week before Christmas?

In an office environment, not many.

Mrs Zat works in a shop, and has been absolutely flat strap though. It's so bad she struggles to the fridge to get me my beers in the evening, and dinner was late Monday and Tuesday...

I am flat out this week. It's an outrage and frankly, unAustralian.

by taipan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:42

So am I. Bloody seppo's and Dec year ends

by Zat Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:44

JGK wrote:
Zat wrote:Work? Who does that in the week before Christmas?

In an office environment, not many.

Mrs Zat works in a shop, and has been absolutely flat strap though. It's so bad she struggles to the fridge to get me my beers in the evening, and dinner was late Monday and Tuesday...

I am flat out this week. It's an outrage and frankly, unAustralian.

Here. Have a DYFJ medal...

by tac Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:44

Me, too. All the Uni's I work for want to use up their budgets by year end . . .

by Zat Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:46

And there's one for taips as well.

Sooks.

by Zat Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:46

And tac. Three DYFJs in one day, incredible.

by JGK Wed 19 Dec 2007, 07:50

What's DYFJ?

by eowyn Wed 19 Dec 2007, 08:15

Do You F*** Jam?????

by filosofee Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:49

JGK wrote:
Zat wrote:Work? Who does that in the week before Christmas?

In an office environment, not many.

Mrs Zat works in a shop, and has been absolutely flat strap though. It's so bad she struggles to the fridge to get me my beers in the evening, and dinner was late Monday and Tuesday...

I am flat out this week. It's an outrage and frankly, unAustralian.

Get a 'proper job' then, where you can skive for, almost, two weeks in December Very Happy

by taipan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:54

Men work, women skive.

It's the age old story.

by eowyn Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:55

taipan wrote:Men work, women skivvey.

It's the age old story.

Fixed.

by taipan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:56

eowyn wrote:
taipan wrote:Men work, women skivvey.

It's the age old story.

Fixed.

And the way it should be.

by tac Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:57

taipan wrote:Men work, women skive.

It's the age old story.

That's why I make them go on top . ..

by Anniyan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:57

Been working normal and till Christmas Eve. It is only me and my Manager in our Dept so i have to be very flexible. I think the work is getting to me a bit as yesterday I pulled the plug on our main server by error and suprisingly the IT manager was in a forgiving mood! He even said that he did that before and no one bats an eye lid. I should do it more often then! Very Happy

by Anniyan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:58

sorry about the double post

by tac Wed 19 Dec 2007, 10:59

Anniyan wrote: It is only me and my Manager in our Dept so i have to be very flexible.

Does he still respect you in the morning?

by filosofee Wed 19 Dec 2007, 11:03

taipan wrote:Men work, women skive.

Is that what you do on here - is it well paid? Very Happy

by taipan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 11:06

filosofee wrote:
taipan wrote:Men work, women skive.

Is that what you do on here - is it well paid?

Men can multitask.

You better believe it.

by filosofee Wed 19 Dec 2007, 11:09

taipan wrote:
filosofee wrote:
taipan wrote:Men work, women skive.

Is that what you do on here - is it well paid?

Men can multitask.

You better believe it.

I do!

by Anniyan Wed 19 Dec 2007, 11:12

tac wrote:
Anniyan wrote: It is only me and my Manager in our Dept so i have to be very flexible.

Does he still respect you in the morning?

yeah.

by Guest Wed 19 Dec 2007, 12:41

Have been flat out this week, doing an office move. Have to work up to 5 pm Xmas eve too.

by JGK Wed 19 Dec 2007, 12:54

Rob I wrote:Have been flat out this week, doing an office move. Have to work up to 5 pm Xmas eve too.

Apparently that qualifies you for a DYFJ which is now realise is something like do you f'ing job.

by Basil Wed 19 Dec 2007, 19:59

Rob I wrote:Have been flat out this week, doing an office move. Have to work up to 5 pm Xmas eve too.

It's not just me then!

by Zat Wed 19 Dec 2007, 20:54

JGK wrote:
Rob I wrote:Have been flat out this week, doing an office move. Have to work up to 5 pm Xmas eve too.

Apparently that qualifies you for a DYFJ which is now realise is something like do you f'ing job.

They're being dished out by the bucketload.

The DYFJ is a medal awarded for Doing Your Flaming Job.

Just because some of us have seen the workload diminsih remarkably in th elead up to Christmas, some of us have to keep on working until the break.

So, if you still have to Do Your Flaming Job, mave a medal...

by Zat Wed 19 Dec 2007, 20:57

I hasten to add that having to undertake an office move would - if I actually gave a shit - qualify for some sympathy, as that's usually going above and beyond the call of regular work. And having to undertake that task in the Festive season is a bit rude.

Unless, of course, your occupation is 'Office removalist'.

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