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kentn
response 28 of 252: Mark Unseen   Dec 26 04:40 UTC 2016

Okay I got one day of comp time out of weeks of extra hours.  Oh well.
walkman
response 29 of 252: Mark Unseen   Jan 12 19:05 UTC 2017

That sucks. There's only one solution: slow down on your deliverables.
kentn
response 30 of 252: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 12:12 UTC 2017

Yeah. 
kentn
response 31 of 252: Mark Unseen   Feb 13 02:06 UTC 2017

It's not getting any better, I'm afraid.
kentn
response 32 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 3 03:04 UTC 2017

Still going on this project.  The deadline is tomorrow and we had to
reprogram a bunch of things at the last minute and you know who got
stuck doing it.  At least the main program is working correctly
finally.  We'll probably be working into the weekend again.  Some
places like the Death March method of project scheduling and staffing.
I hope this doesn't go on and on and on.
papa
response 33 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 3 15:30 UTC 2017

You need a better job. Don't let the bastards wear you down.
kentn
response 34 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 3 19:04 UTC 2017

That's how I got into this job.  Needed a better job.  It seems
this entire industry has just gotten worse over the last 10 years.
Anyway, thanks.  I might try to go back to the job I had 10 
years ago but there's no guarantee it might not be just as bad
now.  If I hang in here, maybe I can get a promotion out of this
mess or at least on a different project.
papa
response 35 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 4 22:05 UTC 2017

Good luck.

For me, the Japanese retirement age of 60 is looming closer with alarming
rapidity.
kentn
response 36 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 4 22:59 UTC 2017

They are considering moving me to management.  That might be a good
thing. 
papa
response 37 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 5 05:45 UTC 2017

Great, if you don't mind manaaging.
tod
response 38 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 5 06:04 UTC 2017

You'll manage
It's like camp counselor with twice the responsibility
kentn
response 39 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 5 17:00 UTC 2017

Heh. I don't mind.  What I do mind is trying to do programming
while going to meetings all day.  Hopefully it won't be like that.
mijk
response 40 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 6 23:38 UTC 2017

tod
response 41 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 7 04:36 UTC 2017

nharmon
response 42 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 7 21:00 UTC 2017

 
tfurrows
response 43 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 7 21:21 UTC 2017

Are these responses blank on purpose, or am I just not seeing the discussion
here...
papa
response 44 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 8 04:10 UTC 2017

They are sad beyond words.
tod
response 45 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 8 12:51 UTC 2017

They're written in MIME
*snort*
mijk
response 46 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 11 00:39 UTC 2017

mime type ;)
tod
response 47 of 252: Mark Unseen   Mar 11 03:49 UTC 2017

the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
ball
response 48 of 252: Mark Unseen   Apr 1 04:56 UTC 2017

    I'm sad because I'm bored and frustrated in my job and
there don't seem to be any other options locally.  I've been
somewhat actively looking for over a year.  I had hoped to
find something more interesting and rewarding but I'm at the
point now where I'd probably settle for something different.
tod
response 49 of 252: Mark Unseen   Apr 5 03:16 UTC 2017

I've always found the best way to deal with that is to try the options 
a little further away until something closer comes along.  The travel
is no fun but it beats not wanting to go to work for a bad job.
ball
response 50 of 252: Mark Unseen   Apr 7 03:13 UTC 2017

    I am looking a little further afield.  Can't go too far
though or I won't get home before my children go to bed.  No
job is worth that.
mijk
response 51 of 252: Mark Unseen   Apr 7 06:49 UTC 2017

kentn
response 52 of 252: Mark Unseen   Apr 15 01:27 UTC 2017

I am sad because we hired a guy at my level who feels he's a super
programmer and has to modify working programs and turn them into
ones that don't work. He's going to fix them supposedly.
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