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When asked what was going on, did you say "I don't know" or something like "I don't know yet, i'm looking into it right now"? There is a difference. It is frus
by johansch 12y ago
When asked what was going on, did you say "I don't know" or something like "I don't know yet, i'm looking into it right now"?
There is a difference. It is frustrating to manage people who don't see the value in communicating properly. (Or maybe you had a clueless manager.)
- csixty4 12y agoI said I was looking into it and showed them the log files. I was specifically told that if I wasn't visibly panicking they didn't believe I was engaged in solving the problem. This is the same agency that accused me of doing freelance on the side because they saw me with a C# book and there was no reason for me to be learning another programming language if I wasn't doing work on the side in violation of my contract.
- johansch 12y agoOk, then they are not that bright and I hope you have gotten out of there :).