I did 10 years at BT from 86 to 96 so can concur on that, quite the most ludicrous employer for so many reasons. Did you like reading the internal job adverts to see if you could understand one word of the requirements? Presumably all ads had to go to the bullshit censor to ensure that all normal words were replaced by management speak. The only good thing they did for me is pay me a very generous redundancy, enabling me to buy my ex out of her part of the house, which set me up on the property ladder.
In today's episode of ****ing Hell How Thick Is Dominic Raab This is our acting Prime Minister ****ing hell...
My mates told me when they worked as "Post Office Engineers",they picked up jobs to go to and would exchange one or two out of their areas so they could earn "bunts" or something. Extra money,I guess!!!? That was in the 60's and 70's.
DOn't give the Tories any more ideas - we're two Dedicated Survivors away from Rees-Mogg being Acting PM
He might be quite useful - he was around during the Great Plague of the 1660s. Didn't he ghost write Pepys diary?
I work for openreach . Not heard of the 2 year deals for a while now , it might be management . Ours if we are offered it is 9 months , My wife was offered 18 months ( she was TSO ) . She bit their hand off . She has just turned 60 and was thinking of going anyway . Bloody good employer , just take a look at the real world ! Stupid wages for what we do !
The government sitting on the Russia report ...oh, silly me, that was never in the news for some reason
Sorry forgot about a Global . The bigger the offer the more they want people in that line of work gone . Just clueless bean counters , of course if it suits you jump at the chance !
I'm trying to work out which the more sociopathic response to Covid-19 deaths is Trump fanboys: "Yeah, well, a few thousand people died of swine flu on Obama's watch..." ...or... de Pfeffel fanboys: "Yeah, well, they were going to die anyway..." And now, the problem with those two arguments The Trump fanboy argument: the equivalent would be somebody saying something like "So what if 1789 people died of Covid-19 on Boris Johnson's watch? 10,738 people died of cholera when Lord Aberdeen was PM!" as if more people dying of a different disease when somebody else is in charge is relevant The de Pfeffel fanboys one: that's uncannily similar to the defence Japanese serial killer Hiroshi Maeue used, as he preyed on suicide chatrooms to find the three people he murdered. Maeue was executed in 2009