Incompetent

If you do not know how to do my job you should not have the job directly "superior" to mine. Much less the one superior to that. Can we just agree on that??? Ok, here is the deal. formulate a freaking full thought before you spew forth a hundred meaningless emails. And while you are at the computer, try for the love of God try to use proper English.

Maybe its just a pet peeve of mine but I am seriously annoyed by a couple of coworkers. Neither of them know what they are doing. Neither of them have experience enough to deal with the situations we get put into. But seriously, it is not okay to send out an email asking for who will be coming to an event but not tell me what the event is, when it is, or where it will be held. Do I look psychic to you. The Psychic Friends Network probably pays better. The saving grace is that their positions being actually superior to mine is an illusion, I do not work FOR either of them. Thank goodness.

Today's events have prompted me to think of other unpleasant work environments, coworkers and boss' I've had over the years. I know everyone has this sort of thing in their memory. How do you cope? Me personally I write about it. I don't vent to others in the work area. That tends to backfire. I just kind of work through it, try to fix it without looking like I am trying to show them up.But still show my actual boss that I know what I'm doing and can work through, or occasionally around other people's shortcomings and incompetencies. So dish....