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Not really, you're going to meet a whole heap of people in your first few days. It's pretty overwhelming! They person who ran you through some software but othe
by gregoryl 2y ago
Not really, you're going to meet a whole heap of people in your first few days. It's pretty overwhelming! They person who ran you through some software but otherwise isn't a day-to-day contact isn't going to stick in your head for long!
- lukan 2y agoIf you use that software daily, I would disagree. I remember all my (good) instructors. More so if the lesson was 2 days ago.
- taeric 2y agoThis doesn't strike me as wrong, but does surprise me. I have had friendly relations with the front desk at most of my positions. And we literally didn't know each other's names. Still nice when they notice a dropped thing of mine. And I didn't get too many chances to help them. Did where I could. And a smile and general conversation is not exactly easy, but you don't get good at things without practice. Heck, janitorial staff should get more than ignored. So yeah, odd to drop into such a divide.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoThere is a big difference between seeing someone 1:1 vs in a crowd, as well as the corporate culture of an environment. If everyone is rushed and miserable, they aren't going to be throwing out pleasantries as they rush through the halls.
- taeric 2y agoBut throwing out pleasantries is a good way to avoid rush and misery?