Originally posted by: DanTMWTMP
Originally posted by: Britboy
Originally posted by: Proletariat
Originally posted by: armatron
Originally posted by: MrsBugi
Originally posted by: armatron
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Originally posted by: MrsBugi
Originally posted by: armatron
she has kids, and is DEMANDING (not asking) that the rest of the dept redo our vacation days to revolve around her kids time off from school.
WTGDF.
I hate to say this, and this is JUST my experience; but I HATE, HATE working with women. I have worked with 5-6 different women throughout my professional corporate experience of a measly 6 years, and EVERY one was horrible to work with. a couple were power-hungry psychos, a couple were complete losers ALWAYS calling in sick or with problems, one had a newborn and was NEVER there (company was expected to accomodate this, even though it was a huge hassle) and now this whore who has a ~7 year old who is always going through some issue.
Look, I know you have kids, damn, I know you fell down the stairs, got pregnant, and had no choice in the matter. I also know that you HAVE to work, which means someone else is halfass watching your rugrat where for some reason you always have to go home.
OMFG abort that thing or quit your job. If you couldn't afford to have kids and properly raise them, THEN DON'T HAVE THEM.
MANAGERS:
FIRE THEIR LAZY ASSES. Stop worrying all the time about getting sued, etc. SOMEONE has to stand up to this ******.
WOMEN:
YOU ARE NOT SPECIAL IN THE WORKPLACE. There is NO reason for you to boss anyone around (when you are no manager, etc) and NOONE is respecting you or thinking higher of you, 'women' or whatever you are standing up for.
cliffs:
Women in the workplace (in my experiences) SUCK.
I could make the exact same assertions about males in my former workplace (several of them were single fathers).
I'm not going to be obnoxious and make overgeneralizations like "cliffs: Men in the workplace (in my experiences) SUCK.", though. It's a shame you've had such experience, but blame it on the individuals themselves instead of generalizing such assertions to all women.
It's disappointing how many people take a handful of personal experiences and feel that gives them enough evidence to generalize to millions of others.
You appear to have some very serious and disturbing issues with misogyny.
For every working mother who has to leave the workplace early to deal with a sick kid or school cancellation there's a father who doesn't have to be bothered.Also, let's not forget that come divorce time these same guys would be screaming about how the lazy biatch needs to get off her arse and get a job.
That said, I've had to deal with people like the OP is complaining about and it's annoying
as all get out.If you KNOW you need certain days off for whatever reason, put your requests in way ahead of time, don't wait till last minute and then expect others to switch their plans.
It would be nice if it was a handful, or 10% or something like that. This is gender-wide.
I can handle the divorce-excuse. This doesn't apply to this woman, or the power-issue problems, or the general 'losers' who don't need their job and it's obvious
. She's married and 'wants to work'. (doesn't NEED to, and points this out often)
I can assure you it isn't gender-wide, as I know some very powerful (but not power-hungry), assertive (but not controlling), respectful and competent women in the workforce. The former VP at a place I worked at for several years was a black female, and infinitely more able, competent, and reliable than the white male President. Do I think that all white males are problematic and incapable of performing their job functions because of this example? No.
It sounds like the individual you are complaining about is a major pain, but I wouldn't be so rash as to make assumptions about ALL women based on your experience with a limited number of females in one of thousands of companies and occupations.
I have STRESSED that it is MY experience, and it ISN'T one, or two, or three.
Don't get your panties in a wad, relatively speaking.
Dude if I knew you in real life you'd have been knocked out a couple of times already. You are an annoying, over-bearing whiny little nerd.
Amen to that
let the man rant. i wouldn't knock him out. I'll knock him up w/ a couple beers to talk about this BS that goes about the workplace. I'm sorry but I have to agree w/ his experience. I envy those who have had a pleasant experience around women in the workplace, I really do, since I have yet to have any. The only times were actually the ones who were quiet and never talked to me. they were the best women coworkers i've ever had. ACtually, it was only two i can remember .
when they needed my help, they requested it, no questions, no BS, no nothing.
unfortunately, outside of these 2, the other 10 or so I wanted to slap them. to the ladies here, i'm sorry, and I'm sure you ladies here are not as bad, but really,
let the OP RANT off about this. My friends, peers, family all complain about those couple of women in the workplace. It's COMMON. the OP has the right to complain because it is so common.
geezes, some people get really worked up about something that's actually the truth.