And that we can't be honest about organisational flaws they way they seem to be asking because we have to protect us--because someone has to.
The one exit interview I've ever had was with the CEO -- my boss's boss. That boss was a mess, but the organization couldn't figure out that getting rid of the bad bosses would lower the turnover rate for the positions about them. Anyway, I started saying some things about the boss, but really very delicately, because I definitely didn't want to start burning bridges. The CEO made it very clear (but also delicately) that she totally agreed with me about the crazy boss. That was the first job I had where I really knew that everyone else saw what was going on. I guess my point is, neither of us was lying, but we were both definitely talking in code. And that was plenty.
Also, I plan to be anti-social this weekend and do errands and clean the house and etc. After two weekends of lots of stuff going on and busy weeks in between, I need a break.
Is Bur-GUN-dy correct?
This weekend: hiking on Sunday, usual household upkeep type stuff. I may be able to get my china and crystal unpacked.
So, what are people doing this weekend?
Sigh. In my ideal world? Visiting my sister and getting to see you too. In this world? Well Franny's temp was just 102.6, so I'm probably not going anywhere. I guess we'll see what the doctor (AKA my sister) says.
Cool. I've been wondering for years.
Tonight - Hec's reading thingy.
Tomorrow - avoiding St. Patrick's day revellers, guitar lesson with Matt H., and then dinner with YOU (Perkins), megan, and JZ.
Sunday - prob. avoiding revellers again.
Buffistae-tastic weekend, for sure.
Man, I want to go to Hec's reading. Stupid body, getting sick.
This one took me a second, but it's totally cracking me up: [link]
