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1938 Packard

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No, not the singer.  The new supervisor on my job.

He just went through orientation, the complex tour and all that hoody hoo yesterday and then they dropped him in my department.

First impression?  The smile is real and unrehearsed.  I can't judge his insight yet as far whether he would give coherent and feasible orders.

He smokes.  That's worth a score aleady.  He gets along well with Rachel, the other supervisor.  Another score.

I guess he's going to work out.

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40 minutes ago, cyberbully said:

LOL, like your opinion of him matters.

It probably won't matter to him, but it sure does matter to me.  If he turns out to be some half assed shitbag who gives incoherent or impractical orders, he could toss the whole department into disarray.  It's happened before.

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8 minutes ago, 1938 Packard said:

It probably won't matter to him, but it sure does matter to me.  If he turns out to be some half assed shitbag who gives incoherent or impractical orders, he could toss the whole department into disarray.  It's happened before.

You don't matter

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57 minutes ago, 1938 Packard said:

It probably won't matter to him, but it sure does matter to me.  If he turns out to be some half assed shitbag who gives incoherent or impractical orders, he could toss the whole department into disarray.  It's happened before.

Right, but you can't really do anything about that, can you?

Your opinion really doesn't matter. 

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11 hours ago, 1938 Packard said:

No, not the singer.  The new supervisor on my job.

He just went through orientation, the complex tour and all that hoody hoo yesterday and then they dropped him in my department.

First impression?  The smile is real and unrehearsed.  I can't judge his insight yet as far whether he would give coherent and feasible orders.

He smokes.  That's worth a score aleady.  He gets along well with Rachel, the other supervisor.  Another score.

I guess he's going to work out.

20 years at the same job and you’re still being supervised.

No score for you. 😉

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3 hours ago, Tengu said:

20 years at the same job and you’re still being supervised.

No score for you. 😉

It doesn't work that way.  We have so many people in this department that there has to be at least one supervisor directing the action.  More like a traffic cop.  When you see a traffic cop, is he supervising you per se?

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1 hour ago, Tengu said:

Hey, I can’t help your examples suck and prove nothing. 

Learn to example better. 

Here's another...

The department head answers to the directors and the directors answer to the vice presidents.

It goes all the way to the CEO.

So, nobody on this property really works unsupervised, according to your logic.

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3 minutes ago, Tengu said:

No, you spent the better part of your life in a position you’ve needed supervision to do. 

Not that you are the supervisor, you NEED the supervision. 

Your examples still suck.

Is that why I spend the work hours on radio call?  You're acting like he stands there holding a shotgun on me.

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1 minute ago, Tengu said:

But if you fuck up he can still fire you, right? 

You NEED supervision.

Ditto for department heads and directors.  I've seen quite a few of them fuck up and get fired.

I've been offered the supervisor's job and turned it down.  No way I'm switching to a sixty hour week.

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On 10/13/2018 at 5:28 PM, 1938 Packard said:

No, not the singer.  The new supervisor on my job.

He just went through orientation, the complex tour and all that hoody hoo yesterday and then they dropped him in my department.

First impression?  The smile is real and unrehearsed.  I can't judge his insight yet as far whether he would give coherent and feasible orders.

He smokes.  That's worth a score aleady.  He gets along well with Rachel, the other supervisor.  Another score.

I guess he's going to work out.

Good, you'll never see that pink slip coming now.

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