darkxshade
Lifer
- Mar 31, 2001
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Originally posted by: kranky
The worst I personally was involved in was having to fire a guy for sleeping repeatedly, and firing another guy for setting records that will never be broken for being slow. One assignment required putting DB-9 connectors on some four-wire cables. He took a week to do 30 of them. It took months to fire him because he kept claiming I was out to get him because he was a minority.
Two incidents I wasn't directly involved in...
A secretary grabbed another employee's CC number from an expense report and used it to buy jewelry and pay for a family vacation in Florida. I don't think she had enough understanding of how CCs work to even anticipate that the bill for the deposit for the hotel room would arrive even before she got to FL, nor that it would be trivially easy to link the CC transaction to her. Cops arrested her right in the lobby of the hotel in front of her husband and kids. She was thoughtful enough to be wearing the jewelry to make it a lot easier to wrap up the investigation.
At another job, I saw the president confront the VP of sales when he came back from lunch staggering drunk (again). The president told him to clean out his desk, the VP insisted he wasn't drunk, and the president sucker-punched him right in the face. He slumped to the floor out cold.
no lawsuit?