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Better to know in advance, sure, but he's saying if someone forgets to bring a paper or pen to a meeting that he might be unwilling to work with that person in
by ratsbane 15y ago
Better to know in advance, sure, but he's saying if someone forgets to bring a paper or pen to a meeting that he might be unwilling to work with that person in the future. Knowing these terms in advance, I think I'd decline to work with him.
"...or remind you of something I've already told you, you will not work with me again"
- alex_c 15y agoHe says "frequently". People who frequently don't pay attention or fail to absorb information are a nightmare to work with.