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Old 01-23-2013, 04:39 PM   #1
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So I got scolded for my attitude in an email today. Long story short, this employee always insists I call our vendor to troubleshoot any issues that arise with a piece of software. Today she did the same. In short I told her I am able to do initial troubleshooting on the product before getting the vendor involved. By initial, I mean pretty much short of writing the software. So fast forward 20 minutes and I figured out the issue and sent her an email detailing what can be done on her end. My supervisor then calls me and tells me I need to watch my attitude in emails and mind my etiquette. REALLY!! Are you that Fcking sensitive that you took my initial email as ignorant and cocky. How did you get this far in life without killing someone or yourself for not being able to handle the world! ugh.. I sent the email to my fiance and she thought it was a perfectly polite email. So before I got too fired up, I checked myself and was within pansy ass lines...

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Old 01-23-2013, 04:46 PM   #2
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It's your supervisor that is the problem here. Unless you actually did make inappropriate comments in your response then he should have told her to be professional and stop acting like a little girl. I would report this to your local ethics department or HR if I were you.


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I work in the oilfields, and I also work in an office a good bit of the time. Some people just have skin that is way too thin. THIS is why I think conversing through e-mail is not always the best idea. The other person cannot hear your tone of voice and may take things the wrong way. Given the choice, I make phone calls these days.

Really sucks when something like that happens at work, I had something similar a few months back and it made me feel horrible. Truth be told, your feelings are probably a lot more hurt than her's.
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It kills me that I come back with a solution to her problem 20 minutes later and get chastised for it. I've been looking for a new job for a while but haven't gotten any positive bites yet. Hoping one comes soon. This company has a ton of employees that have a real self entitlement issue. Think I'm just at a tipping point.
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These days, people seem to look for ways to be offended so they can make a big fuss over it. Bunch of p*ssies, in my opinion.
I get into trouble myself, but the difference is that I do sometimes have a shtty attitude, mainly because we are all supposed to be professionals, but some are just so damn stupid you have to wonder how they even got the job in the first place. I don't mind helping out, but I also can't tolerate utter stupidity very well, especially if it has a negative impact on my production.
OK, I'm done.
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Coalcrackers email.

Look, you stupid #*$^%. How many times do I have to tell you, you have to turn the *&^%ing machine on first. Holy crap. I don't know which has more air, your head or your bra. Geez, woman. Just sit there and wait for a man to come help.

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Nope. I don't see a problem there either.

If you go a day at my job without someone saying something rude to you, you wonder why they are mad at you.
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Why is this not an argument about the difference between men and women??

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I tried to avoid that in my inital post but I could have started straight out of the gate with that argument. Considering the company is 95% women, I deal with the catiness bull everyday. I'd rather work with 10 assholes than 100 hot women any day of the week.
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I tried to avoid that in my inital post but I could have started straight out of the gate with that argument. Considering the company is 95% women, I deal with the catiness bull everyday. I'd rather work with 10 assholes than 100 hot women any day of the week.
95%??? Holy cr@p, that's gotta suck. Does anything actually get done there? No wonder you homebrew...
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especially if it has a negative impact on my production.
OK, I'm done.
Stupid I don't like, but can deal with. Negativly productive, and i'll do my best to get you fired so you aren't in my way. Had a guy years ago I was forced to work with. Give him a task that should take him 8 hours (would have took me 4, but he's newer so got to give him more time, and I couldn't get to it for a while anyway). 3 days later when I need the code, it still isn't done, and takes me 1.5 days to figure out what all he screwed up. He didn't last long.


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