at work

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I'm an idiot -- I should know better than to take on other's assignments just because they're unwilling or too stupid to do it right. So here I am with their original data and trying to make a pretty pdf. At which them stupids failed. Why did i forget that with taking on a project from someone else there also comes the responsibility for the quality of the work itself (and being stupid/unwilling in the first place you just have to assume they also made *mistakes* in the original data. Or rather they knew where the problems where and didn't say a word not until the thing was finished and published. Then they called and pointed them out. (the line sizes, the symbol called this and that... curiously so very hidden that no one execpt them them even thought about looking for it. Not to mentions that they forgot to insert the most important sentence but then they *assumed* I was competent enought to spot oversights like that)
So suddenly their slothy work is no longer the topic but my making it into a pdf is. Backstabbing bunch of incompetent losers.
So three guesses who gets stressy letters about this project? Yeah me.
Stupid me.
Sometimes I miss my bitchy boss, she so good at getting angry over matter like this.
I set my friends the task to write positive feedbackletters to the Powers That Be. Praising my work. Securing my goddamn job.
I still feel low and want to kick someone where it hurts.

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[tammylee.livejournal.com]

*sends you love*
*hugs*

But it is that same responsible behaviour that makes you such a great zine producer! =D

[http://users.livejournal.com/_fran_/]

Shall I bring the woodoo dolls out? Just get me some strands of hair or some cut off nails from them and... *eg*

No, seriously, God I hate it when people sticks the blame on you.