Back to work blues

[Hades]

There are a million better ways to do system alerts than email.

Totally agree but ghetting something changed in a large global company is like turning an oil tanker. I don't work there anymore though.

 

[2StepSteve]

Selfie:

 

[Hades]

^^ Haha

 

[matt_fsr]

Well I've just got into work this morning to find out that my old boss, who'd worked here 40 years, and retired last year:

Lost her battle to cancer on Saturday. I'm having a sad right now.

 

[snips86x]

Selfie:

lol!

 

[wordy]

I think the longer you are off, the harder it is to go back.

This, had 2 weeks off this year and wasn't particularly looking forward to starting back this morning, however I had 3 weeks off a couple of christmas's ago and the night before I started back I just felt the most depressed I've ever felt.

 

[MoDe]

My suit pants are a little tight, too many Christmas chocolates for this fat boy!

 

[LordSplodge]

I love my job. I don't understand people who constantly moan about theirs. If you feel there's something wrong, change it.

I like my job, however being off work with the family is much better, so coming back gives me the blues...a little.

 

[iamtheoneneo]

I love my job. I don't understand people who constantly moan about theirs. If you feel there's something wrong, change it.

You can like your job and still actually prefer not working and doing fun stuff/lazing about .....As Japan is currently witnessing there's a line between work and actually living that we should all be cautious of.

http://www.ibtimes.com/japan-encour...-birth-rate-plunge-it-may-be-too-late-1562867

 

[rickjames]

Been in since Friday, been alright.

 

[izzop]

No back to work blues here.....

Only because I've been following my normal shift pattern over the Christmas period of 4 On - 4 Off.

Back to work again on Thursday, hope your first days back aren't too bad

 

[Hades]

You can like your job and still actually prefer not working and doing fun stuff/lazing about .....As Japan is currently witnessing there's a line between work and actually living that we should all be cautious of.

http://www.ibtimes.com/japan-encour...-birth-rate-plunge-it-may-be-too-late-1562867

Italy and the UK would never reach that stage. We have Berlusconi and Andrew to prevent it happening.

 

[slinxy]

I've had 2 weeks and a bit off... wow today has been painful. Had to resolve an issue using terminal first thing in the morning and my mind just went blank.

I have a very long list of stuff to do for work and home, as a lot of the companies where closed over christmas, so even getting a meter reading for my gas/electy had to be put off until today; let alone trying to get the boiler fixed!

 

[TommyV]

I had 2 weeks off, was actually looking forward to getting back into the office and a normal routine. Have got loads to keep me busy so am cracking on with that!

 

[Judgeneo]

Office is nice and quiet, meaning I can actually conecntrate today, which is great

On the downside, I haven't got much work to do yet as its all still being assigned out after the long break. So I'm doing the mandatory training modules instead, which are duller than dishwater.

 

[Deleted member 66701]

Office is nice and quiet, meaning I can actually conecntrate today, which is great

On the downside, I haven't got much work to do yet as its all still being assigned out after the long break. So I'm doing the mandatory training modules instead, which are duller than dishwater.

Haha, yeah, I used to save those until holiday periods as well.

Security training question 1. If Dave offers you to sell trade secrets, do you:

A: Tell your manager.
B: Inform your security officer.
C: Tell him you're not intrested.
D: Meet him in the pub and give him a £1k in exchange for the secrets.