I started a new job a bit over a month ago working on a Windows XP migration for a good sized company. When I'm in the main offices here I'm doing a remote user and deskside support. I've come across two interesting cow-orkers. The first guy . . . We'll call him Princess . . . just bitched and moaned about everything. When we'd all have to travel he was never happy with his rental car, hotel room etc . . . I won't go into too much more detail about that one.
The better story is my other cow-orker known as Overpaid. I made a post about him a while ago here
The one that most of the people in this room will be most amused by is what went on today . . . (xposted from here)
Overpaid calls my coworker up . . .
Overpaid - "I reinstalled a printer driver for this lady . . . Can I close your ticket?"
Coworker - "My ticket is for an hp transfer kit . . . I'll install it later in the week. They have about 4000 more copying potential on this one"
Overpaid - "Oh . . . But I took care of the problem"
Coworker - "You installed a driver"
Overpaid - "Right"
Coworker - "A driver is different from a transfer kit"
Overpaid - "So . . . Can I close the ticket?"
And then he calls me telling me that I'm stuck in some tickets. (Remedy is a horrible piece of software) so I open the tickets and close them to fix the problem. A couple of the tickets I was actively using however . . . THEY WERE ASSIGNED TO ME!
Then a different coworker of mine noticed that his own ticket count was going down much faster than he was closing tickets . . . Overpaid was reassigning them to himself. These are tickets this guy had no clue how to work on and we know this for a fact.
Talk about incompetence in it's purest form . . .
The better story is my other cow-orker known as Overpaid. I made a post about him a while ago here
The one that most of the people in this room will be most amused by is what went on today . . . (xposted from here)
Overpaid calls my coworker up . . .
Overpaid - "I reinstalled a printer driver for this lady . . . Can I close your ticket?"
Coworker - "My ticket is for an hp transfer kit . . . I'll install it later in the week. They have about 4000 more copying potential on this one"
Overpaid - "Oh . . . But I took care of the problem"
Coworker - "You installed a driver"
Overpaid - "Right"
Coworker - "A driver is different from a transfer kit"
Overpaid - "So . . . Can I close the ticket?"
And then he calls me telling me that I'm stuck in some tickets. (Remedy is a horrible piece of software) so I open the tickets and close them to fix the problem. A couple of the tickets I was actively using however . . . THEY WERE ASSIGNED TO ME!
Then a different coworker of mine noticed that his own ticket count was going down much faster than he was closing tickets . . . Overpaid was reassigning them to himself. These are tickets this guy had no clue how to work on and we know this for a fact.
Talk about incompetence in it's purest form . . .
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