Most of us here work for a living, some may even have more than one job, but no matter what the job is, there will be some things that get under your skin, especially repeat offenders.
Let’s hear some things about different professions and how people, customers or co workers get to you.
Timmay is excused from the thread :lol :tong
I make adhesive glue and tape. It’s boring because I walk back and forth within about a 6 foot radius every 2 minutes for 4-8 hours a day, putting stuff into a machine. (I also go to school)
I can write a book
I hate when i’m plowing and the guys in the F-550’s (meant to help clean up around curbs) get in my way :angry2 and during the summer when i get stuck in a shitty truck for a day.
shitty tippers.
cohoes scumbags that can afford the food but not afford to tip the pizzaboys.
management sucks.
minimum wage
:ponder
damn cheap ass tippers!!!
for once i can honestly say i dont hate anything about my job, except for the fact that its got me addicted to fooseball! lol
my last job though…i was about ready to hang myself. never work for an insurance company!
i hate scumbag contractors, they come in to bargain outlet (where i work) piss drunk, there yelling and screaming for no reason, the dont help you carry 150-200lb doors, and when there cashing out they want a discount on top of that. This job is my motivation to finish up my bachelors degree
Uncommented code. I spend more time figuring out how shit works than maintaining it and updating it.
Ugh thats never fun. What language(s)?
Makes ya wonder why the idiot couldn’t spend 5-10 minutes commenting things cleanly when he knows it’s going to take much longer for the next guy who has to read it.
I comment every single property, method, variable including class, local, scoped, etc…
I’m in outside sales so I can rattle off a few.
Doors getting slammed in my face.
People telling me to get lost
People hanging up the phone on me.
People just being rude to me in general.
Other then that, I can’t say anything bad about my job itself. The people I work with are awesome and I love doing what I do.
working until 2 am, the repetition of the job itself mainly.
i want a career, not a job.
having people shit on you at work.
literally…shit ON you
all these guys from india that think they are the smartest fucks in the world and ALWAYS do things the hardest way possible.
I don’t comment anything. If you know the language well than you shouldn’t need a description of every function. My experience is in SQL, so maybe it’s diff for you guys.
Independent cont. in real estate = paying for my own health insurance out of pocket, no benefits, etc.
It’s more than just understanding the syntax but perhaps why you did something a certain way. In an OOP world, the call stack moves from class to class from DLL to DLL and it becomes difficult to trace. It’s nice if a person can just read top down and understand what the page is actually doing without actually reading the code itself. Again, it’s all about money. The 10 minutes it takes for me to do that is better spent if it helps another person spend a fraction of a second less understanding it.
Also, don’t get me started on Indians. I cannot stand them.
For reference;
/// Handles the Click event of the Upgrade linkbutton control.
/// </summary>
/// <param name=“oSender”>The source of the event.</param>
/// <param name=“eaArgs”>The <see cref=“System.EventArgs”/> instance containing the event data.</param>
protected void lnkbtnUpgrade_Click(object oSender, EventArgs eaArgs)
{
// Local Variables
Starburst.Server.Site spsServer = null; // Current Site
List<string> lstUpgradeSiteList = null; // Upgraded site list
StringBuilder sbOutput = new StringBuilder(); // Output
try
{
// Initialize
this.pnlUpgradeStatus.Visible = true;
// Get selected items
lstUpgradeSiteList = this.sbSiteList.SelectedItems;
if (lstUpgradeSiteList == null || lstUpgradeSiteList.Count == 0) { return; }
// Get current site
spsServer = new Starburst.Server.Site();
// Upgrade
// NOTE: Only upgrade selected sites
foreach (SPSite sitServerItem in spsServer.AppSiteCollection)
{
if (lstUpgradeSiteList.Contains(sitServerItem.Url) == true)
{
SPWeb spwWeb = sitServerItem.RootWeb;
if (spwWeb == null) { throw new Exception(Starburst.Server.Site.MESSAGE_SITE_RETREIVAL_FAILURE); }
// Header
if (sbOutput.Length > 0) { sbOutput.Append(Constants.HTML_LINEBREAK); sbOutput.Append(Constants.HTML_LINEBREAK); }
sbOutput.Append(string.Format("Upgrading site {0} ... Please wait...", sitServerItem.Url));
sbOutput.Append(Constants.HTML_LINEBREAK);
// Perform upgrade
spwWeb.AllowUnsafeUpdates = true;
this.PerformUpgrade1(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade2(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade3(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade4(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade5(ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade6(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade7(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade8(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade9(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade10(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade11(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade12(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade13(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade14(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade15(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
this.PerformUpgrade16(spwWeb, ref sbOutput);
}
}
}
catch (Exception exException)
{
sbOutput.AppendLine(this.GetStatusImage(false) + @" Error occurred during upgrade:" + Constants.HTML_LINEBREAK);
sbOutput.AppendLine(exException.Message + Constants.HTML_LINEBREAK);
ExceptionHandler.Handle(this, exException, UpgradeUtility.MESSAGE_UPGRADEUTILITY_EXCEPTION);
}
finally
{
this.lblUpgradeStatus.Text = sbOutput.ToString();
if (spsServer != null) { spsServer.DisposeSite(); spsServer = null; }
}
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