while I agree with it, there's also another side to it
I've been on too many calls where the meeting leader / management says some bullshit that's incredibly unclear and unactionable, and they need to admit that in front of everybody before they start blaming teams for underperforming
Solution is simple:
If you have work, why don't you ask your manager if you can get back to it?
But you need to ask doubts though
If you're the one doing this in a last-minute meeting at 5pm on a Friday, just don't.
you know what, I'm kind of on their side. don't fucking book meetings on Fridays, let alone Friday afternoon. make it painful so they learn their lesson. short term pain, long term gain.
Oh my god, this triggers me. Last meeting of the day, already longer than necessary because people just repeat the same bullshit over and over and then, when everybody is ready to go, some asshole cunt brings up a completely unrelated topic. So much rage.
Everyone at my office would think of the same person after seeing this. It's always the same fuckin guy.
And then it's not even a question but a statement phrased as question just to sound smart
Just rehashing what was already said.
End call early?
*ends call*
We had someone like this in our team; we called him Colin The Cuntopillar.
For that reason, there should be a sysadmin in every call, who can just reboot the offenders machine
Don't you fucking dare suggest that I as a sysadmin must now attend every single meeting in the company.
I mean I could do that, while playing games on the second monitor, and getting no other work done.
Just don't complain when everything comes crashing down in a month from lack of maintenance.
Or a hired killer on standby.
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