Safety and papetwork
Managers love paperwork. Safety is
an interesting case for streamlining red tape. Sagety is one of those
few "real" things that companies must seal with. That's why
so many companies fail at it. You cant though money, people, time, or
any amount of-paperwork to make it go away. It takes the will of
everyone involved. One weak link and ker-snap, an accident. My
company is big on the numbers. They tie boneses to the numbers. They
have mounds of paperwork to follow and maintain. The paprwork serves
as a dayly reminder to pay attention to safety. The trouble is as
people become complacent to the paperwork, it takes more paperwotk to
achieve the same effect. Get the trend?
Time, so important
People love to be in a hurry. What
just makes my day is when people want it done right now and don't
pick it up for three days. I'm in a better
situation now. I have a job where not just anyone can keep my seat
warm. That takes allot of the pressure off.
In this new endeavor, I will have far
further reaching responsibilities. I have some strong people
depending on me and it feels good.
As far as working two jobs (so
far). So far, my enthusiasm has made pi for
the long hours. I know from experience that
it will not last. I hope the crash is gentle.
Life
is too short to be in a hurry.
TV Night
My best friend invites a
bunch of people over on Thursday evenings to watch a week
of TV in three hours. It is relay an
excuse to eat junk and shoot the breeze with
friends. We usually watch Survivor (bleach),
Friends (bleach), Scrubs, and whatever grabs our fancy that week. The
only thing missing is single women. We
can't have it all I suppose.
I'm at TV night.
The subject of conversation is stand alone print servers for
the discriminating home
geak and GPL vs. LGPL. We are
ordering Jason's Deli. Remember, Sara
doesn't want desert. I order cheesecake;
their out, so I say forget it. My buddy Adam (who
is placing the order by phone) has my back and orders me a cookie. I
gripe about having to pay for a cookie I
don't want. When the food gets here,
no cookie. Some days it doesn't pay to be me.
Its amazing that
their boss comes up every time they get
together. I've complained about that
before.
Kung-Pow Enter the
Fist is the movie of choice this evening. "Wee-wee-weeeee".
It has got to be the silliest movie made
since Monty Python. The difference is Monty
Python is still finny years later. OK, The bloopers are
pretty good.
Ah, Scrubs. Proof that all TV does not yet
suck. When are they going to come out with open source TV?
I
just learned the proper term for the ex-girlfriend
conversation I had recently. "Drama
Queen." TV is educational.
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