Today, a coworker asked me why this week's report was not uploaded to the server. I've been writing these reports once a week for a year and they take a whole day to write. Upload them to what server? FML
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bromeister
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Dont worry, the NSA uploads them automatically
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thomcmoore
| 23
Yes, "stupidly" surely is everywhere.
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grgnyce
| 8
...and I bet said coworker has his/her MBA...sorry OP, but stupidly is everywhere!!
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thomcmoore
| 23
Yes, "stupidly" surely is everywhere.
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RedPillSucks
| 31
Why would you think the coworker did something stupid?
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spignona84
| 11
I can't really tell what the fml here is, someone help
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cdawg69
| 10
Dont dog on someone with an MBA, it takes hard work and dedication. Have you ever taken the Graduate Management Exam? Open up a book and dont stereotype
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incoherentrmblr
| 21
If it takes you a whole day to write a weekly report, you're either procrastinating on the report or your coworker is extremely impatient. I'm going with the latter...
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bromeister
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Dont worry, the NSA uploads them automatically
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ComoEsJuan
| 24
Skynet knows.
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MrDonSalvetti
| 27
And the Red Queen too.
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incoherentrmblr
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And RoboCop too...
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BreadstickFTW
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Your coworker doesn't have a clue does he?
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clrichmond2009
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I don't think it's the coworker that has no clue.
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Rizzen
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Too many negative votes, comment buried.
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JMichael
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He's been doing it for a year now. Pretty sure he has some clue of what he's doing.
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JoshTheTacoMan
| 19
You are literally too stupid to insult.
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nlm92
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Yeah if it's been going on for a year without question or concern it's natural to assume you've got things down.
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illegalbeagle69
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Thank you, 31.
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mrfuzzywiggles
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#4 is right. This guy went through all that time to write reports once a week for a year, but was too ignorant to find out what to properly do with it after he was finished. YDI for sure
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dragonrider1959
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No one is perfect. And this may come as a surprise to you but that includes you.
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101jumpergirl101
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Yes! No one is perfect. I
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J3R3MYY
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Rather than asking FML, OP. Did you ask your coworker?
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thomcmoore
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You understand what a rhetorical question is, right?
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Pstraka6
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Mistakes happen and clearly its not an important one if its been going on for a year. just ask how to and maybe speak with thr supervisor!
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Headcrab
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not important? The question implies that nobody ever even bothered looking at these reports, which means OP has been writing 50+ (over a year, weekly) reports for Jack sh*t. That's 2 months of writing. For nothing.
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Pstraka6
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Very true, it probably does carry a great deal of importance; however, someone failed to check this and inform them. Sounds like a lack of responsibility, not on OP's end
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RedPillSucks
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My guess is that they were probably printed and presented in some meeting, but the coworker may have wanted to check reports from a few weeks back.
I know in my job whenever reports are presented the presenter also stores them in something like sharepoint so people can look back on them later.
I know in my job whenever reports are presented the presenter also stores them in something like sharepoint so people can look back on them later.
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hellnosucka
| 27
and that's when you correct him and say "no dear, this year's report was not uploaded to the server"
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igive
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I hate it when people make condescending comments.
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Kindroth
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Hmmmmm....a file cabinet can almost be a "server" for writings.
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CurlyQute
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Uhh that's not good
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iSativa
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There is no server. You're doing it right. Point your co-worker to the filing cabinet where your reports are stored.
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nlm92
| 15
What is this ancient device you call a filing cabinet?