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SAY HELLO TO MY MANAGER!
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L Tommo
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YOU CALLED DIRTY MATE???
YEH RITE!!
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L TOMMO.... ILLEGITIMIS NON CARBORUNDUM........
EAST LONDON MAIL CENTER-ISHHHH
EAST LONDON MAIL CENTER-ISHHHH
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jafferpants
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IWW Fellow Worker
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You won't believe it, but we've got a manager in our office for a couple of weeks. I don't know why he's here, but it seems they can't find anything else for him to do. I asked him that very question and he gave a similar reply. They're amazing! So I asked him how long he thought Royal Mail would go on paying managers salaries for people to spend their day cutting and tipping bags and pushing empty Yorks around the landing. He just walked off at that.jafferpants wrote:HAY BALDRICK I PUT THAT VERY QUESTION TO ONE OF OUR MANAGER'S THIS MORNING AND THIS WAS HIS REPLY QUOTE" WELL WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT THEY OBVIOUSLY KNOW BEST" SO THERE YOU HAVE IT THE THOUGHT'S OF A COMPLETE WAN![]()
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The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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bristolchris
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IWW Fellow Worker, YOU HAVE A TRUE GIFT, the ability to `P*** m*******`s off.IWW Fellow Worker wrote:You won't believe it, but we've got a manager in our office for a couple of weeks. I don't know why he's here, but it seems they can't find anything else for him to do. I asked him that very question and he gave a similar reply. They're amazing! So I asked him how long he thought Royal Mail would go on paying managers salaries for people to spend their day cutting and tipping bags and pushing empty Yorks around the landing. He just walked off at that.jafferpants wrote:HAY BALDRICK I PUT THAT VERY QUESTION TO ONE OF OUR MANAGER'S THIS MORNING AND THIS WAS HIS REPLY QUOTE" WELL WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT THEY OBVIOUSLY KNOW BEST" SO THERE YOU HAVE IT THE THOUGHT'S OF A COMPLETE WAN![]()
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DirtyHarry
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Re: YOU CALLED DIRTY MATE???
We're all Einsteins, compared to screws, Tommo.L Tommo wrote:YEH RITE!!![]()
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IWW Fellow Worker
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It's a gift I first noticed when I was at school. Many was the time my mam had to go up to school over a load of lip I'd given some cane happy, tweed jacketed divvy. It steadily developed once I started work, but I have to say, these half-witted office boys Royal Mail thinks are managers don't take much to wind up. They've got nothing going for them and I don't think any of them would be managing anywhere else. The highly strung fools would last about five minutes in a factory or building site.bristolchris wrote:IWW Fellow Worker, YOU HAVE A TRUE GIFT, the ability to `P*** m*******`s off.IWW Fellow Worker wrote:You won't believe it, but we've got a manager in our office for a couple of weeks. I don't know why he's here, but it seems they can't find anything else for him to do. I asked him that very question and he gave a similar reply. They're amazing! So I asked him how long he thought Royal Mail would go on paying managers salaries for people to spend their day cutting and tipping bags and pushing empty Yorks around the landing. He just walked off at that.jafferpants wrote:HAY BALDRICK I PUT THAT VERY QUESTION TO ONE OF OUR MANAGER'S THIS MORNING AND THIS WAS HIS REPLY QUOTE" WELL WHAT CAN YOU DO ABOUT IT THEY OBVIOUSLY KNOW BEST" SO THERE YOU HAVE IT THE THOUGHT'S OF A COMPLETE WAN![]()
KER.
The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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IWW Fellow Worker
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- Joined: 30 May 2007, 14:27
- Gender: Male
Re: YOU CALLED DIRTY MATE???
You speak the truth, my faithful Indian companion! I've never come across a bigger set of idiots in my life as I have in the last few years with these shiny arses Royal Mail insist on promoting.DirtyHarry wrote:We're all Einsteins, compared to screws, Tommo.L Tommo wrote:YEH RITE!!![]()
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The Industrial Workers of the World. The union whose members never scab!
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
"The working class and the employing class have nothing in common."
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bristolchris
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- Joined: 19 May 2007, 08:26
- Location: In direct opposition to Big AL & Crozier
Re: ER LADS!
Hello to mdtomuk`s Manager, there is that ok?mdtomuk wrote:HEY GUYS, THIS IS ALL WONDERFULL RIB BUSTIN' STUFF - BUT I PUT THIS ON 'ERE SO YOU ALL GOTTA SAY HELLO TO MY MANAGER!!!
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DirtyHarry
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Re: YOU CALLED DIRTY MATE???
I thought I'd seen 'em all, mate. Abbot & Costello , Laurel & Hardy , Lewis & Martin , Pinky & Perky , the three stooges , but Lamebrain & Dozier, plusIWW Fellow Worker wrote:You speak the truth, my faithful Indian companion! I've never come across a bigger set of idiots in my life as I have in the last few years with these shiny arses Royal Mail insist on promoting.DirtyHarry wrote:
We're all Einsteins, compared to screws, Tommo.![]()
their ultra dozy minions, well , they tops the lot!
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DirtyHarry
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Re: SAY HELLO TO MY MANAGER!
I'm gonna be a show-off here, and say it in MANAGERESE, his language.mdtomuk wrote:HEY GANG - MY MANAGER HAS READ ALL MY POSTS, HE IS AN OK GUY, THOUGH BRAINWASHED BY LEIGHTON AND CROZ (ARENT THEY ALL!) - LET'S ALL OF YOU GIVE HIM A RIGHT ROYAL WELCOME TO RMCHAT - THE ONLY PLACE YOU GET THE TRUTH!
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GOO GOO GAGA GAGA, GAGA GOOGA GOO. Paaaarrrp
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meweavy
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Re: SAY HELLO TO MY MANAGER!
an average wtl session then..funny how they seem to talk like this when you ask them a question..DirtyHarry wrote:I'm gonna be a show-off here, and say it in MANAGERESE, his language.mdtomuk wrote:HEY GANG - MY MANAGER HAS READ ALL MY POSTS, HE IS AN OK GUY, THOUGH BRAINWASHED BY LEIGHTON AND CROZ (ARENT THEY ALL!) - LET'S ALL OF YOU GIVE HIM A RIGHT ROYAL WELCOME TO RMCHAT - THE ONLY PLACE YOU GET THE TRUTH!
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GOO GOO GAGA GAGA, GAGA GOOGA GOO. Paaaarrrp![]()
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DirtyHarry
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Re: SAY HELLO TO MY MANAGER!
Well, mate............. I do believe they think, if they switch from speaking English, to speaking managerese, they won't appear stupid.meweavy wrote:an average wtl session then..funny how they seem to talk like this when you ask them a question..DirtyHarry wrote:
I'm gonna be a show-off here, and say it in MANAGERESE, his language.Here goes.
GOO GOO GAGA GAGA, GAGA GOOGA GOO. Paaaarrrp![]()
Do you think we should let them down gently, and tell 'em it don't work?
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Management speak
from the Plain English campaign http://www.plainenglish.co.uk/mgmtspeak.htm
Apart from the usual business jargon and gobbledygook (plenty of examples of which you will find elsewhere on this site), offices up and down the country, and indeed across the world, resound with corporate 'management speak', or 'marketing speak'.
Management speak is typically used to make something seem more impressive than it actually is.
Last year, a survey revealed that many staff who work for big corporate organisations find themselves using management speak as a way of disguising the fact that they haven't done their job properly. Some people think that it is easy to bluff their way through by using long, impressive-sounding words and phrases, even if they don't know what they mean.
Below is a list of some of our 'favourite' examples. (Highlighted RML favourites)
* ballpark figure
* be proactive not reactive
* bring it to the table
* mission critical
* move the goalposts
* think outside the box
* blue-sky thinking
* pushing the envelope
* there is no 'I' in team
* knowledge base
* core competencies
* win-win situation
* client focus
* deliverables
* incentivise
* take it to the next level
We could go on and on. Please feel free to send us your own examples, and for a bit of fun, why not try the well-known game 'buzzword bingo'. Simply listen out for the buzzwords in your company meetings and ... BINGO!
Apart from the usual business jargon and gobbledygook (plenty of examples of which you will find elsewhere on this site), offices up and down the country, and indeed across the world, resound with corporate 'management speak', or 'marketing speak'.
Management speak is typically used to make something seem more impressive than it actually is.
Last year, a survey revealed that many staff who work for big corporate organisations find themselves using management speak as a way of disguising the fact that they haven't done their job properly. Some people think that it is easy to bluff their way through by using long, impressive-sounding words and phrases, even if they don't know what they mean.
Below is a list of some of our 'favourite' examples. (Highlighted RML favourites)
* ballpark figure
* be proactive not reactive
* bring it to the table
* mission critical
* move the goalposts
* think outside the box
* blue-sky thinking
* pushing the envelope
* there is no 'I' in team
* knowledge base
* core competencies
* win-win situation
* client focus
* deliverables
* incentivise
* take it to the next level
We could go on and on. Please feel free to send us your own examples, and for a bit of fun, why not try the well-known game 'buzzword bingo'. Simply listen out for the buzzwords in your company meetings and ... BINGO!
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