SALT LAKE CITY — Inside a plain warehouselike office building filled with rows of cubicles, Melissa Stark stares at the image of an envelope on a computer screen. The handwriting is barely legible and appears to be addressed to someone in the “cty of Jesey.”
“Is that a 7 or a 9 in the address?” Ms. Stark said to no one in particular. Then she typed in a few numbers and a list of possible addresses popped up on her screen. “Looks like a 9,” she said before selecting an address, apparently in Jersey City. The letter disappears and another one appears on the screen.
SALT LAKE CITY — Inside a plain warehouselike office building filled with rows of cubicles, Melissa Stark stares at the image of an envelope on a computer screen. The handwriting is barely legible and appears to be addressed to someone in the “cty of Jesey.”
“Is that a 7 or a 9 in the address?” Ms. Stark said to no one in particular. Then she typed in a few numbers and a list of possible addresses popped up on her screen. “Looks like a 9,” she said before selecting an address, apparently in Jersey City. The letter disappears and another one appears on the screen.
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bunkerland wrote:You used to be able to hold them under enquiry to give them a chance to be found,but not now!
Anyway,we have a phrase in our office that deals with indecipherable addresses,it's.........."I'm not paid to be a feckin detective......"
Do you work in my office
just a thought does anyone care anymore
About who works where or working out vagues?
When I say we just endorse vague mail, we only do it when when can't figure it out and after asking neighbouring duties, it's not a case of just putting a sticker on it and sending it away............although I fear it may end up like that just to save a few precious seconds (WCF for those who haven't had the misfortune).
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
bunkerland wrote:You used to be able to hold them under enquiry to give them a chance to be found,but not now!
Anyway,we have a phrase in our office that deals with indecipherable addresses,it's.........."I'm not paid to be a feckin detective......"
Do you work in my office
Don't think so but you could work in mine,but there's hundreds there so how would i know,oh wait.......are you the one that takes his break and uses the lwt?
bunkerland wrote:You used to be able to hold them under enquiry to give them a chance to be found,but not now!
Anyway,we have a phrase in our office that deals with indecipherable addresses,it's.........."I'm not paid to be a feckin detective......"
Do you work in my office
just a thought does anyone care anymore
I think some do, but it's a lot less than it used to be. Most have had the caring attitude towards the job bullied out of them.
Besides, management, both local and national, don't give a s**t, why should we?
