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I can't think of a better answer than "lie about it" and "let your results speak for themselves" ... which is not exactly a great position to be in
by jes5199 13y ago
I can't think of a better answer than "lie about it" and "let your results speak for themselves" ... which is not exactly a great position to be in
- _delirium 13y agoI've never been in such a position myself, but I have heard from more than one person whose boss more or less hinted that just making something up that has some vague relationship to real life is the de-facto expected behavior, because otherwise everyone would spend all their time filling in time-accounting sheets in 15-minute increments, and nothing would get done. So people ignore them until they have to turn some in, and then fill out two weeks' worth of accounting sheets based on a mixture of memory and making things up.