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[prozacmessiah]

I caught up on a bunch of corporate training/certification yesterday. The least demanding but most tedious task was certifying the code of conduct, a yearly task. It's set up so that we must scroll through every page--there are about 35--and then click "accept" at the bottom before doing a final sign-off at the end. This takes a while,

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[dunbarius]

I'll bet they had an export compliance page in there!

[k8hinote]

Huh. At my last job, showing up at work drunk, grabbing ass and stealing stuff was totally acceptable. I think they're asking way too much of you. ;)

[ginger628]

I am ear to a systems engineer that can truly sympathize, empathize and maybe even challenge your plight. He's created a completely new network from the ground up, complex in code, large in scale, and days before release: is requested to make changes that would push release back by a week. And this is just one of 4 other irritating requests of similar nature that he's been given since hire. All for the low, low, LOW price of 1220.00 usd per month!! I told him it's job security, but he thinks it's just the most frustrating experience of a technical person's life. I'm tempted to agree, but I think you have may be more educated in this area regardless of how similar your task is to his!!