no comment; never really listened to dredg

if they are over 25 dollars forget about it

I found out on friday that my job is being made redundant by a someone who has been here 3 months and decided to make job changes even though it will end up costing more money. :rolleyes:

Got offered another job in another department on a trial period but I had my career set out and was going to take exams for it and shizzle next year. Absolute joke.

On the upside I bought myself a SNES with loads of Mario games :cool:

that sucks man. good luck in the new department.

careers are for sellouts.

[QUOTE=big80smullet;16863304]that sucks man. good luck in the new department.

careers are for sellouts.[/QUOTE]

Thanks mate. Was really looking forward to progressing careerwise with the company though and then they go and do this. It's not saving money in any way as the roles that take over my one cost more money in both recruitment and salary wise. Absolute joke. Still everything happens for a reason I suppose.

the reason always comes after what happened!

some time soon you will be all good and it wouldnt have happened otherwise

[QUOTE=Interstate;16863691]Thanks mate. Was really looking forward to progressing careerwise with the company though and then they go and do this. It's not saving money in any way as the roles that take over my one cost more money in both recruitment and salary wise. Absolute joke. Still everything happens for a reason I suppose.[/QUOTE]

That's awful. Re-orgs are always expensive. Companies only do it to hopefully save money in the long run. But I don't see how it applies in your case.

[QUOTE=Wanker;16863943]That's awful. Re-orgs are always expensive. Companies only do it to hopefully save money in the long run. But I don't see how it applies in your case.[/QUOTE]

I've asked my manager for an explanation (obviously she is furious because since I've joined the service levels have gone up) - the one she gave is that the director wants it how it was before. Instead of having administrators doing the admin work for the company and the advisors/managers dealing with the recruitment/disciplinaries etc. she wants to bring in advisors to do both.

This is how it was before and the workload was ridiculous which is why they created the administrator role for the company in the first place. That's what annoys me the most. And the advisor role will cost £5-10,000 a year each in salary increases from the previous administrator role. I asked to be trained up to this standard but to do that I would have to do a qualification that would take 4 years and apparently the director wants two advisors that are already fully trained.

Sucks [I]a[/I]ss.

Wow, they really just phased your position out.

Have you ever seen the film [I]Falling Down[/I]? The main character was fired because he wasn't 'economically viable.' He went on a killing rampage though. Modern economics is making it harder for young people to maintain a career. Companies want experience and aren't willing to train people from the inside in order for them to gain that experience.

how many people did michael douglas actually kill in that movie? besides himself of course. im thinkin not that many

Maybe 3 or 4 people, so I guess the word rampage doesn't apply. He was more of a vigilante of sorts.

i thought robert duvall could have been much better

The lame thing about killing sprees is that in the end, you either a) give yourself up to the SWAT team, or b) kill yourself.

yeah in the REAL world maybe, but i'm sure someone could make it work in a movie.

like quentin tarantino.

thought you guys might be interested in this, its an Unwound interview about Leaves Turn Inside You. the dude who transcribed it sucks... there are some grammatical errors that i'm sure weren't spoken, but it's usually straight and you can get what they were saying when he did make a mistake. [url]http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JSE/is_2001_Oct/ai_78435434[/url]

Yeah, I've always pictured Unwound as a bunch of English majors too.

i always got the impression that they just knew what they were doing all the time

The questions are really bad as well but it's still interesting.

hello hello

yeah yea yeah yEAAAAAAHHHH

ahhh stop fighting

no let them go at it again

i like to spectate

chinese democracy - what do YOU think??

[url]http://ca.myspace.com/gunsnroses[/url]

good point sam

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hey, you know what I was wondering the other day? Whatever happened to Little Man Being Erased. That guy was so cool but I haven't seen him in like a year.

Where we were was pretty isolated

[QUOTE=Anxious;16866575]Yeah, I've always pictured Unwound as a bunch of English majors too.[/QUOTE]

you know what i've realized is that english majors are actually mostly all stupid **** heads who actually speak more poorly than most other people who happen to be studying something other than their own first language

off the point, but it is something i finally pieced together while hanging out at my neighbor's, watching him "work" on a "presentation"

[QUOTE=wang masta flex;16881174]you know what i've realized is that english majors are actually mostly all stupid **** heads who actually speak more poorly than most other people who happen to be studying something other than their own first language

off the point, but it is something i finally pieced together while hanging out at my neighbor's, watching him "work" on a "presentation"[/QUOTE]

education majors are also dumbasses

I speak English more good than you.

My roommate is and English major, but I don't really trust her abilities as a writer because she reads Twilight and things of that sort.

I read Gustave Flaubert.

new laptop woot

I only read Stephen Chbosky's Perks Of Being A Wallflower, at least once a week.

I want to sleep with Patrick.

I'd sex his sister but that's all. Everyone in that book is a basket case

[QUOTE=asdf;16881768]My roommate is and English major, but I don't really trust her abilities as a writer because she reads Twilight and things of that sort.[/QUOTE]

is she an overweight 15 year old with raging hormones?

i thnk im a vampyre (of the night)

[QUOTE=EightMilesHigh;16882210]I only read Stephen Chbosky's Perks Of Being A Wallflower, at least once a week.[/QUOTE]

actually a pretty decent book. I finished it in one day on a long car ride.

[QUOTE=elmntrs;16882512]is she an overweight 15 year old with raging hormones?[/QUOTE]

mud

[QUOTE=asdf;16881768]My roommate is and English major, but I don't really trust her abilities as a writer because she reads Twilight and things of that sort.[/QUOTE]

sounds like my ex roommate except she was an education major. and she was an overweight 15 year old with raging hormones.

I just saw Taxi Driver.

Very good.