I was told today that the word on the street is that I’m difficult and hard to work with. This is probably bad for my continued success at Megacorp but, honestly, what did they expect? I have no idea where the complaints are coming from so I can’t rebut anything. I did send out an email that the equipment they gave me to make videos was making things look like crap. I heard the word, “crap,” was thought to be unprofessional. “Looks like hell,” and, “What a pile of shit you gave me to work with,” would probably not have gone over real well either.<\/p>\n
Ah, well. I guess it doesn’t bother me that much. I’ll still keep going to work and doing my job. That’s why they pay me, right? I suppose they really want me to enjoy what I’m doing as well, but that’s not in my personality.<\/p>\n
The worst part is that what bothered me more is one of the attractive women at the gym came in with this horrible looking dude with a big mop of hair and a headband, like John McEnroe from the early ’80s. Not that I’ve ever talked to the woman or anything, but really, John McEnroe-ish dudes?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I was told today that the word on the street is that I’m difficult and hard to work with. This is probably bad for my continued success at Megacorp but, honestly, what did they expect? I have no idea where the complaints are coming from so I can’t rebut anything. I did send out an email that the equipment they gave me to make videos was making things look like crap. I heard the word, “crap,” was thought to be unprofessional. “Looks like hell,” and, “What a pile of shit you gave me to work with,” would probably not have gone over real well either. Ah, well. I guess it … Continue reading Public Enemy #1.<\/span>