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s/o stupid people at work stories
The girl that I job share with just made my morning.
I start up the computer at work. While it's booting up, I notice an email address on a sticky note. It's for another lawfirm in the area. Once the Windows screen comes up I notice a new shortcut icon. It's the girl's resume. Really? Who leaves for the day with their resume as a shortcut on the office computer and an email address of another lawfirm.
Granted, they attorneys are not happy with her work and are looking to replace her, but she don't know this, as I discovered when she asked what the plan was for when I go on leave.
Of course I open up the resume and it's full of spelling and gramatical errors. Makes me laugh, since one of the running jokes with the attorneys is her version of how to spell subsequent "subs a quint"
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Classic. All of it.
Please please tell me it said something about excellent attention to detail.
"Diligent, detailed oriented team player with strong communication skills (both verbal and written), experience in office management/personal assistant, strong Planning and Scheduling skills"
Detailed? Is she a car?
Poor girl. Doesn't she know lawyers talk?
LOL at both. Classic.
Reminded me I used to work with a guy who spelled "schedule" as "schedual".