Never under-appreciate hourly employees
So I had a huge project of moving 3 years of Banker boxes from one side of our office to the other, into the closet behind my office (it's more like an attic though).
Fortunately, the part-time night auditor, who is trying to get a few more hours, volunteered to move them for me. After the first 3 boxes, she was pooped (her last job was hauling boxes around a store, and I did warn her that it was heavy, shitty work), but then the front desk agent guy came up to my office to get some candy.
Ha ha. Fresh meat.
The two of them toiled for 30 minutes to move all 31 boxes into my closet. Unfortunately, I don't think they ordered them like I had asked them to.
I can move around in my office again, and without squeezing past anything.
Now I just need to start the filing of last year's information into more boxes.
Fortunately, the part-time night auditor, who is trying to get a few more hours, volunteered to move them for me. After the first 3 boxes, she was pooped (her last job was hauling boxes around a store, and I did warn her that it was heavy, shitty work), but then the front desk agent guy came up to my office to get some candy.
Ha ha. Fresh meat.
The two of them toiled for 30 minutes to move all 31 boxes into my closet. Unfortunately, I don't think they ordered them like I had asked them to.
I can move around in my office again, and without squeezing past anything.
Now I just need to start the filing of last year's information into more boxes.