>in the beginning? Like...hmmnmm...while I wait on these TPS
>reports, lemme go head and run the dishwasher. Before I make
>this call out, lemme throw a comforter in the washing machine.

fam. if you salaried, you getting paid for x amount of work. if you giving them x, or x+, it ain't none of they business if you also doing y and z.

> LOL. It's so crazy being AT the crib. Today I made baked
>turkey wings, clocked out for lunch, ate, took a shower,
>watched NFL Live...then went back to work. They might have to
>come get me when it's time to go back.

it was a very big adjustment when i took this job and had to go back to office life. so much of that shit is unnecessary. the commute. small talk w/ dumbass ppl i can't stand. overhearing ppls personal business and dumb convos. using bathrooms that everybody on the whole floor use.

company i work for had just built a new complex out here with state of the art buildings (trying to be on some mini google) to concentrate their worldwide IT .

there's some stuff where f2f communication has been beneficial, but it moreso creates a gossipy, off the books, political environment. i don't care for that.

do the normal needful. keep your receipts. document all your work. shine. you'll be fine.




peace & blessings,

x.

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I'm an advocate for working smarter, not harder. If you just
focus on working hard you end up making someone else rich and
not having much to show for it. (c) mad