Syrup Beaver
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Yeah, that's like the SAN world - most people in the field have worked for, or are working for EMC or IBMgottoys? said:
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gottoys? said:Sorry I know you want some encouragement that what you emailed your ex boss was funny and 'really showed him who was boss' ... but I don't believe in burning bridges. I once came very very close to 'speaking my mind' in the exit interview letter but instead choose not to even send it.
Funny - turns out that the company hired me as a high priced 1099 consultant and I have been working from home for them for the last 3 years. For some reason they think the world of me and would be the first to give me a glowing recommendation. BTW - I had quit the company to expand my career didn't get fired\laid off.
Just a word from the old and wise
I'm not concerned about burning this bridge. The job was "dead end", my bosses were schmucks, and I was outsourced to India and let go. I have no interest in returning to work for that company, ever.
edit: My ex-boss more than likely will just get a good laugh out of it anyway. He was against (at least as far as I knew) the Indian initiative, and my email in no way implied hard feelings against him.
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kiwi said:
I definately understand that and have experienced that!!!
again - you may never go back to that company but you never know if you might run into that 'boss' or the HR people in another company. People job hop alot.
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KNYTE said:
Sounds like this all worked out for the better, that happens alot. You will be more motivated to go further if you love your job. So GOOD LUCK in this new opportunity, and it's great you didn't have to relocate.
gottoys? said:Sounds like this all worked out for the better, that happens alot. You will be more motivated to go further if you love your job. So GOOD LUCK in this new opportunity, and it's great you didn't have to relocate.
Thank you. I appreciated you looking into jobs at your company just the same!
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Send him a check for $5.59. Then, put a penny in the envelope with a note saying, sorry for the cash payment. I couldn't make it to the bank to deposit what is left of my unemployment check.
You should in tons of coupons that say 1/37 of a penny until you get the right amount.
Or wipe your butt with the check and make it obvious and see if they still cash it.
Or wipe your butt with the check and make it obvious and see if they still cash it.
Not true. I had Blockbuster stick one on me for a $5 late fee.zengirl said:No collection agency will take a $5.60 account
No arguement here, but people will be assholes and do things like that.zengirl said:
That's insane as it will actually cost the company more to send it to collection than it would to simply write it off
Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
zengirl said:
Sure they will.
After "penalties" , "collection fees" and interest, it can easily snowball into hundreds of dollars.
Syrup Beaver
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I dislike 'urban' women
They say the most off the wall and moronic things to complete strangers
I love ignoring them though
They somehow construe that I feel that they deserve some iota of a response to the lingustic nightmare that emnated from their mouth and reiterate "heelllloooo" several times in this conciliated obnoxious tone
This happens to me quite often
Tonight I'm adjusting the choke on my bike after starting it and I hear the all too familiar accent behind me but can't make out what it is then again, and I can make out 'motorcycle, one more time and I realize she's saying something like "ain't it too cold to be on a motorcycle" (mind you it was 60 degrees today, not 30-ish like yesterday) and then she repeats the "hello" bit a couple of times before walking away
If it weren't for the helmet, I would've turned and said "Why yes, you're spot on there miss. It *is* too cold to be on a motorcycle, which is precisely why I'm going to run behind it out of the wind"
They say the most off the wall and moronic things to complete strangers
I love ignoring them though
They somehow construe that I feel that they deserve some iota of a response to the lingustic nightmare that emnated from their mouth and reiterate "heelllloooo" several times in this conciliated obnoxious tone
This happens to me quite often
Tonight I'm adjusting the choke on my bike after starting it and I hear the all too familiar accent behind me but can't make out what it is
then again, and I can make out 'motorcycle, one more time and I realize she's saying something like "ain't it too cold to be on a motorcycle" (mind you it was 60 degrees today, not 30-ish like yesterday) and then she repeats the "hello" bit a couple of times before walking awayIf it weren't for the helmet, I would've turned and said "Why yes, you're spot on there miss. It *is* too cold to be on a motorcycle, which is precisely why I'm going to run behind it out of the wind"
They do it out of spitezengirl said:
That's insane as it will actually cost the company more to send it to collection than it would to simply write it off
The Indian part is hilarious.
You're a much better person then I am. I would never have paid the money!
You're a much better person then I am. I would never have paid the money!
GE Consumer Finance...
Yep. they would actually sue you for it in the end knowing their track record. Good job on paying. I cant see why they just cant take it out your final check however. If they didn't sucks for them.
Yep. they would actually sue you for it in the end knowing their track record. Good job on paying. I cant see why they just cant take it out your final check however. If they didn't sucks for them.