post right here ***(To the tune of if you're happy and you know it.)
Okay, so she's not my boss but she is an "attorney" and I'm not so, she knows everything, right. Well, I don't work for her, so why is she changing the way I WRITE???? Who cares if it says "the Court" or "this Court."
Weezy6703
06-27-2008, 12:46 PM
post right here ***(To the tune of if you're happy and you know it.)
Okay, so she's not my boss but she is an "attorney" and I'm not so, she knows everything, right. Well, I don't work for her, so why is she changing the way I WRITE???? Who cares if it says "the Court" or "this Court."
gah lee some people are anal!!
this isn't the same but I had some chemists/engineers when I worked at exxonmobil that are high class in businses ya know...they asked me to send a fax because i was the expert on the machine. I didn't buy that crap they just didn't want to do it. you can come up with all those high dollars equations and formulas you can press a 10 digit number. If they had just asked would you mind sending this for me? No problem just their tone was all snooty
JennyWLS
06-27-2008, 01:32 PM
Oh this subject just gets me each and everytime.
I work in HR and have a bachelor's degree in management on top of 10 years of HR experience. I am well versed in what i do.
My boss only has her job because she's been with our company for so long.
No college
No HR experience
NOTHING
:banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
I love that she consistently asks us to do things that are against the law and then we have to teach her why they are illegal.
:banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
JDT
06-27-2008, 02:06 PM
I too work for attorney's. They can be like that.
I've seen hour long conference calls over weather a document should say "a" or "and"
