Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

The fact I can get more done in an hour and a half on a weekend, vs a full work day due to meetings, Teams chatter, and emails, is proof enough that the typical work process is flawed.

Just let a man work.
My group asked the group that supports our trouble ticket software to simplify the process of requesting computer reloads by creating a response form for clients to fill out, with all the necessary information. They gave us a landing page that takes the client to a web page showing a few simple questions with a button to click on for the form with mandatory fields and a "submit button." How this works, in practical terms:

  • When used correctly it creates 3 separate requests, all of which contain information that we need.
  • Clients can use it incorrectly by answering the few questions on the landing page and then hitting "submit", which results in three empty forms.

And this was after we had mandatory "Lean" training.
 

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The fact I can get more done in an hour and a half on a weekend, vs a full work day due to meetings, Teams chatter, and emails, is proof enough that the typical work process is flawed.

Just let a man work.
For real. Fridays much of my staff is out and we don’t have many meetings. I can grind out several days work in that space
 

My tacos came with little diced pineapple bits in it, which when covered by spicy red sauce are virtually indistinguishable from diced onions. One bite later I was horrified. :(
I once experienced something similar in the college cafeteria. I took what I thought was lime Jell-O with sliced pears in it, something I've had many times before and have enjoyed. But one bite in, and I discovered those weren't sliced pears - they were slices of peeled grapefruit.

Seriously, who does that?

Johnathan
 


Just got back from our annual family vacation. One dinner is always beer can chickens on the grill. I'm trying to picture that happening without the bones!
 



I once experienced something similar in the college cafeteria. I took what I thought was lime Jell-O with sliced pears in it, something I've had many times before and have enjoyed. But one bite in, and I discovered those weren't sliced pears - they were slices of peeled grapefruit.

Seriously, who does that?

Johnathan
I’ll see that, and raise you things like faux prime rib (actually just roast beef), gray ham, and mashed potatoes with pimento & olives in it. With gravy.

The guy in charge of my college’s food service got sacked after that year.
 

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