Nowhere in the U.K. is a quick drive! If it’s not the traffic it’s the idiots gluing themselves to the roads!Mate, in Aus. that's a quick drive down to the shops for milk and icecream. You need to live in a bigger country...
Nowhere in the U.K. is a quick drive! If it’s not the traffic it’s the idiots gluing themselves to the roads!Mate, in Aus. that's a quick drive down to the shops for milk and icecream. You need to live in a bigger country...
Imagine a Canadian moving to Switzerland and hearing folks in Geneva talking about "long" commutes to Bern or Zurich - about 2 or 3 1/2 hours by train respectively.Mate, in Aus. that's a quick drive down to the shops for milk and icecream. You need to live in a bigger country...
They never realized their untapped feline market.Why didn't MiniDisc take off in the US?
Thinking it might be time, to move on from my current Contractor position.
Feeling that my role and current duties are not being utilised...
Hmm, that breakdown seems a little harsh. Am not some Gen Y or Z, that does not understand how a business works, and what is expected of me and my role.So in other words, you’re bored and desire more interesting and challenging work?
Otherwise, if your current position isn’t returning value why is the company filling it?
Hmm, that breakdown seems a little harsh. Am not some Gen Y or Z, that does not understand how a business works, and what is expected of me and my role.
However, part of my role, IT, is to help further develop processes and procedures. In trying to do so, the business is stuck in the 'family' business mentality, and don't strive to develop on all fronts. Yet, scream that they need to develop and grow.
So, in short, my efforts are falling on 'deaf ears'. Hence, my feelings...
Reality is harsh - touche'...Reality is harsh.
Since it’s a contract job - IT at that - you’re not tied to it and there’s lots of opportunities. Since they are not taking your professional advice perhaps it means they feel the fit isn’t good either. You’re smart to be looking for a new contract. Otherwise meet with your supervisor and hash it out.
Reality is harsh - touche'...
'Good point'...I don’t understand what is meant by touche.
I don’t understand what is meant by touche.
"Touché" derives from the French language, and originally was used in fencing (with swords). The word literally means "touched" as in when you touch, or land a light hit (but still successfully 'touch") your opponent with your sword.
I've experienced the same thing in my IT career. Sometimes projects and priorities come and go, with some emphasized and others deemphasized leaving some lag time. Often depends on the mood and sudden changes of sr. management.Thinking it might be time, to move on from my current Contractor position.
Feeling that my role and current duties are not being utilised...
Don't you guys have inbuilt dictionary in your devices....
How hard can it be, mark the word, press dictionary (or whatever word you US/UK folks have for it in your devices) voilà - fast magic ?
Dictionaries knows quite a lot. I have some habit of using them though.Are you an all knowing mind reader with your built in dictionary? ?
I miss home, and I certainly miss these old shows! That was bloody telly!
Flipping spot on! Thanks for sharing..."Touché" derives from the French language, and originally was used in fencing (with swords). The word literally means "touched" as in when you touch, or land a light hit on (but still successfully "touch") your opponent with your sword.
In this context, it means 'good point', but good point in the context of a reply (for "touché" is always used in the context of a response) that adds a slight bite, or edge, to what has already been said, or makes a good, or clever, point that may be uncomfortable to have to acknowledge, and/or is at your expense, and when you comment "touché", you have (often ruefully) acknowledged this.
Could have fooled me. perhaps you’re underestimating yourself. ?I have some skills, all knowing mind reader, it is to push it ?
No, I believe not. There's however a relation between estimation and expectation of self. 😉Could have fooled me. perhaps you’re underestimating yourself. 😊
No, I believe not. There's however a relation between estimation and expectation of self. ?