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  So I fucked up the Telecommute Policy for a few hundred people.
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. said:Reread the OP, dipfuck. They're not making themselves available.



Then that's a management problem. You failed to communicate expectations and establish guidelines.

In other words, the fault is completely yours.
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. said:Remember, if you can telecommute to your job, then so can Sanjay from Bangalore, and Sanjay's a lot fucking cheaper than you are.

:themoreyouknow:



Sanjay can write code. But he doesn't know our customers' business.

Try again. Try harder.
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. said:All the same, I work my ass off from home. So I am guessing my Manager does not know the difference.

He does know the difference... the difference between your salary and overhead costs, and the salary and overhead costs of Prakash in Hyderabad.

If your job doesn't require that you be in the office, then it's only a matter of time before you're not required to be in that job position in the first place.

Please I am thanking you for this opportunism.
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. said:Sanjay can write code. But he doesn't know our customers' business.

Try again. Try harder.

If you learned the business, then so can Sanjay, and he's a whole fuck of a lot cheaper than your expensive, not-in-the-office-anyway ass.

:themoreyouknow:
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The greatest failing of the office-infesting Weakwhites is in not knowing they are now totally replaceable with some brownskin on the other side of the world.

Want to remain employed for your entire life? BECOME A PLUMBER. Office jobs are going away.
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. said:If you learned the business, then so can Sanjay, and he's a whole fuck of a lot cheaper than your expensive, not-in-the-office-anyway ass.

:themoreyouknow:



I have 22 years of experience. How many does Sanjay have?

Does he know about U.S. lending laws? Can he write disclosures that are valid in all 50 states? Can he learn that in a month? Will our insurance company cover our loss if he fucks up and we get sued?

Keep trying.
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. said:If you need to have random, unannounced meetings, then your planning skills suck. You should be fired for gross incompetence.

And you will be.



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"Just got off the phone with our biggest client. They're dumping us. Quick 15 minute meeting to go over the transition process and timeline".



:rolleyes:

There is no emergency transition process you dumb fuck. They're dumping you and the timeline isn't up to you. There's nothing to transition. Whatever shit you think you need to bloviate about will wait until tomorrow.
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There is no emergency transition process you dumb fuck. They're dumping you and the timeline isn't up to you. There's nothing to transition. Whatever shit you think you need to bloviate about will wait until tomorrow.



Wasn't bloviate the chief villain in the Bond movies?
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. said:If you learned the business, then so can Sanjay, and he's a whole fuck of a lot cheaper than your expensive, not-in-the-office-anyway ass.

:themoreyouknow:



I have 22 years of experience. How many does Sanjay have?

Does he know about U.S. lending laws? Can he write disclosures that are valid in all 50 states? Can he learn that in a month? Will our insurance company cover our loss if he fucks up and we get sued?

Keep trying.


Of course. That's all public information.
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. said:If you need to have random, unannounced meetings, then your planning skills suck. You should be fired for gross incompetence.

And you will be.



:potd:


"Just got off the phone with our biggest client. They're dumping us. Quick 15 minute meeting to go over the transition process and timeline".



:rolleyes:

There is no emergency transition process you dumb fuck. They're dumping you and the timeline isn't up to you. There's nothing to transition. Whatever shit you think you need to bloviate about will wait until tomorrow.


:wtf: WTF are you talking about? Is this what happened in your dream?
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. said:Of course. That's all public information.



But we don't allow our customers' proprietary business and lending rules to be viewed/handled by anyone offshore. We're contractually bound by that agreement.

So Sanjay can consume all the public info he wants, but without any practical application of said knowledge, guess what?

You lose.
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Since you have failed to respond in a timely manner, I can only assume that you are telecommuting and therefore goofing off.

You're fired.

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. said:I have 22 years of experience. How many does Sanjay have?

Experience like that only means you're too expensive as an employee. American companies have proven this time after time.

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. said:Does he know about U.S. lending laws? Can he write disclosures that are valid in all 50 states? Can he learn that in a month? Will our insurance company cover our loss if he fucks up and we get sued?

All that can be learned, since you learned it, and Sanjay will do it cheaper.

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. said:Keep trying.

Ditto. You know what's annoying? It's how you're pretending that your employers ALREADY didn't fuck you over. You're probably doing 2-3 times the job tasks of your predecessor. That just means you survived a few rounds of layoffs, but the matter remains true that YOU'RE NOT IRREPLACEABLE.

Either Sanjay will replace you, or some young college grad will, all at a remarkable savings for your employer.

:mittens:
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. said:But we don't allow our customers' proprietary business and lending rules to be viewed/handled by anyone offshore. We're contractually bound by that agreement.

So Sanjay can consume all the public info he wants, but without any practical application of said knowledge, guess what?

You lose.

:rolleyes:

The unemployment lines are filled with guys like you who falsely believe they were irreplaceable.

B-B-BUT I KNOW HOW TO USE THIS STAPLER! IT'S A VERY COMPLICATED AND NUANCED PIECE OF MACHINERY!
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Hit the road, jackass. But first, train up your replacement. DO IT, or you won't get your severance.
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Hello I am to be taking of your position, thank you?
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. said:Ditto. You know what's annoying? It's how you're pretending that your employers ALREADY didn't fuck you over. You're probably doing 2-3 times the job tasks of your predecessor. That just means you survived a few rounds of layoffs, but the matter remains true that YOU'RE NOT IRREPLACEABLE.

Either Sanjay will replace you, or some young college grad will, all at a remarkable savings for your employer.

:mittens:



Wrong.

Besides, you were already fired for taking too long to respond.
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. said:I have 22 years of experience. How many does Sanjay have?



His resume says he has 30 years of experience in Outlook Exchange 2010. Can you beat that?
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. said: the phones in the office go unanswered,



0 / 10.

Even the low-end office VOIP systems these days are easily configured so your office phone extension can ring at your home or on your cellphone. Only if your office is a low-tech backwater with an incompetent IT staff can you claim that people aren't reachable by phone.
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. said:The greatest failing of the office-infesting Weakwhites is in not knowing they are now totally replaceable with some brownskin on the other side of the world.

Want to remain employed for your entire life? BECOME A PLUMBER. Office jobs are going away.



The greatest failing of the Weakwhites is continually voting for criminals based on some emotional response to some soundbites they heard.

He against abortion so he good!
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. said:I have 22 years of experience. How many does Sanjay have?

Experience like that only means you're too expensive as an employee. American companies have proven this time after time.

:mittens:

. said:Does he know about U.S. lending laws? Can he write disclosures that are valid in all 50 states? Can he learn that in a month? Will our insurance company cover our loss if he fucks up and we get sued?

All that can be learned, since you learned it, and Sanjay will do it cheaper.

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. said:Keep trying.

Ditto. You know what's annoying? It's how you're pretending that your employers ALREADY didn't fuck you over. You're probably doing 2-3 times the job tasks of your predecessor. That just means you survived a few rounds of layoffs, but the matter remains true that YOU'RE NOT IRREPLACEABLE.

Either Sanjay will replace you, or some young college grad will, all at a remarkable savings for your employer.

:mittens:



PWNED
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. said:The greatest failing of the Weakwhites is continually voting for criminals based on some emotional response to some soundbites they heard.

He and do nothing black man. Isn't he dreamy? :obama:
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Agree.
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Depending on where the OPs business is located, banning telecommuting will just cause people to quit. I know that would happen in the bay area.

Oh and nobody likes the asshole who "stops by to ask questions". Send an email asshole!
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. said:Telecommuting was always used by middle managers to goof off and not show up for work.

Period. Nobody ever implemented telecommuting for the poor working puke. Nobody cared about him at all.



Nah. The simple truth is that for middle management, 40% of their time is spend waiting for meetings, waiting for people to arrive at a meeting, and fucking off.

For them, it seemed feasible. Only it increased their fuckoff time to 80%.
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. said:Your :troll: was believable up until that point.

Telecommuting is for the elite. There are cases in which it's used for the real working pukes, but in those cases, it's kept because the previous infrastructure (basically, the office itself) is obliterated and there's no budgeted means of returning to it.



At IBM everyone telecommutes. You guys are all dinosaurs.
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. said:I have 22 years of experience. How many does Sanjay have?

Does he know about U.S. lending laws? Can he write disclosures that are valid in all 50 states? Can he learn that in a month? Will our insurance company cover our loss if he fucks up and we get sued?

Keep trying.


Sanjay always has 25 years experience. In whatever you need him to have 25 years experience in. Even newly developed technologies!
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. said:If you need to have random, unannounced meetings, then your planning skills suck. You should be fired for gross incompetence.

And you will be.




Bullshit. If you are actually responsive to clients and their requests, you sometimes need a quick, on the fly meeting.

If a glitch comes up on a project, or with a vendor, or with a shipment, you sometimes need a quick, on the fly meeting.

If the parameters of a job change, or a budget is cut, you sometimes need a quick, on the fly meeting.

You must work for the government, or some other organization that doesn't care about service, agility, competitiveness and profitability.

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