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  • 05-23-2004, 04:18 PM
    tinman

    buzz words

    my old standby. "what were you thinking?" It works for all occasions. A few weeks back we were four wheeling. I came around the bend and there was my brother in-law in a lake. His four wheeler was glug glugging. All I could say "what were you thinking?" It took awhile for him to see the humour of it.
  • 05-23-2004, 04:01 PM
    rob10
    Had the meeting with my little "yellow skinned" supervisor Friday!! In conclusion, he told me that I should try to impress him more with better paperwork because I'm the new guy!! I told him in return That I'm too damned old to play that game and that he and the company should feel grateful that I chose to work for them!!

    BTW this company does not believe in using nitrogen to check for sealed systems nor do they believe in using chemical cleaners for condensers!! Go figure!!

  • 05-23-2004, 01:23 AM
    The Penguin
    Its like if you can do a passable job repairing thre equipment BUT excell at paper work baloney and excell at customer relations, the company will think you are the greatest tech they have ever seen

    well thats me from now on: an employee version of DownDudda the guy that does the easy jobs cond fans gas valves the easy repairs get in get out do the paper work smile at the customer suck up too no more economiser conversions no more stretching to learn ddc control systems I'm in cruise mode
  • 05-22-2004, 11:01 PM
    Freezeking2000
    The new management buzz words don't work for me either. Of course I'm from the old school. I like the old buzz words.

    "Get your head out of your a$$."

    "You dumb son-of-a-bit(h."

    "What the fu*k do you call this?"

    Them was the days. ahhhhh
    __________________
    Essayons. "One nation under God"


    These are the buzzwords I am going to use monday morning.

    r-12 DONT GET DISCOURAGED THIS IS THE WAY IT IS IN THE MARKETS. Like i said you will soon (5 years)just walk in do the call you were called for and just walk out and not even notice all those things you are seeing...all set now !
    System B-3 now at temp and airflow is good.

    As for paperwork ..you can be the best mechanic in the company, but if you cant convey that to paper in a bullett the companies dont like you. Just bury your head, get in and get out and they will love you!
  • 05-22-2004, 09:19 PM
    R12rules
    I usually head for the market's break room to do my paperwork. I see on the wall all these so called "team player helps".

    Crap about goals and strategy and stuff.... all lies!


    Go in the back area where stock is stored. You'll see the line up of nearly every cooler door OPEN to some degree or another.
    Despite the signs on each door warning of the cost of cold air lost due to doors being left open.

    The racks dont utilize technology to stage their units for reasonable energy savings.

    Some of the racks are so low on gas ... their sub cooling isnt. ISNT!

    And the floor ... their personell is short staffed!


    And they regularly throw away enough lost product they could feed a small country in Europe!


    I double dog dare a Fire Marshal to ever enter the motor room or even the FHU level of these stores .... there are just so many SERIOUS safety violations ... it aint even funny.



  • 05-22-2004, 05:16 PM
    Dowadudda
    Originally posted by benncool
    The new management buzz words don't work for me either. Of course I'm from the old school. I like the old buzz words.

    "Get your head out of your a$$."

    "You dumb son-of-a-bit(h."

    "What the fu*k do you call this?"

    Them was the days. ahhhhh
    Thats was funny for two reasons. One is, I can see you being that way and it's just humerous, Second is, it is very similair to what my old man would say. That was a great laugh.

  • 05-21-2004, 10:32 PM
    i_got_ideas
    Originally posted by condenseddave
    Originally posted by benncool
    The new management buzz words don't work for me either. Of course I'm from the old school. I like the old buzz words.

    "Get your head out of your a$$."

    "You dumb son-of-a-bit(h."

    "What the fu*k do you call this?"

    Them was the days. ahhhhh
    Hmmm, these buzzwords sound vaguely familiar...

    That's why I like working for a small family company, that and if you don't show up until 8:30 or 9:00, oh well as long as you get your stuff done before you leave for the day.
  • 05-21-2004, 10:12 PM
    bb

    Don't Forget

    T.E.A.M = Together Everyone Achieves More !


    LMAO
  • 05-21-2004, 02:09 PM
    kim
    Paperwork is all about documenting what you did so some moron who doesn't know a compresser from an expansion valve can micromanage your job to save 2 more pennies.



    You do not know what paperwork is.
    I quit engineering because all I seemed to do was paperwork. HVAC work is more like engineering than a job with engineer in the title.

    Now they are trying to get us teachers to document our curricullum based on national skills standards. We will be spending more time doing paperwork to document this stuff than actual teaching. (skills standards are just military teaching standards. It is something highschools should probably look into, but they would have paperwork in triplicate and really mess up the education system.)
  • 05-21-2004, 11:58 AM
    condenseddave
    Originally posted by benncool
    The new management buzz words don't work for me either. Of course I'm from the old school. I like the old buzz words.

    "Get your head out of your a$$."

    "You dumb son-of-a-bit(h."

    "What the fu*k do you call this?"

    Them was the days. ahhhhh
    Hmmm, these buzzwords sound vaguely familiar...
  • 05-21-2004, 08:32 AM
    Green Mountain
    The new management buzz words don't work for me either. Of course I'm from the old school. I like the old buzz words.

    "Get your head out of your a$$."

    "You dumb son-of-a-bit(h."

    "What the fu*k do you call this?"

    Them was the days. ahhhhh
  • 05-21-2004, 03:39 AM
    condenseddave

    Re: Cross training is another big WORD

    Originally posted by rob10
    3 techs like myself can do it all, commercial HVAC, commercial Refrigeration, residential refrigeration, and kitchen equipment. The other 15 can do 1 or 2 of these!! We get no more respect!! BTW my team leader is a vietnamese who has a limited understanding of English!! ARGGGGHHH
    Reference my list.

    Tell him I think he's a jackass.

    Thank you.
  • 05-21-2004, 12:38 AM
    The Penguin
    Originally posted by Diceman
    Don't tell me.......they say things like "getting focused and teamwork and lets all pull together for the good of the company and mutlti-tasking" and other nonsense that no one pays attention to.
    lets not forget "moving forward" "focus on the company goal" "supporting your fellow team member and team leader"
    "wer'e all in this together" "focus our energy towards satifiying our customer" "the chain is only as strong as the weakest link" "fast-paced enviroment" "associate"
    there's more drivel out there eh? add that to the steaming pile that management piles up
  • 05-21-2004, 12:37 AM
    The Penguin
    sorry double post
  • 05-20-2004, 10:59 PM
    Diceman
    They are more important than superheat I suppose, but don't be knocking the only good freeeeeeezone left on the planet.
  • 05-20-2004, 10:59 PM
    rob10

    Cross training is another big WORD

    3 techs like myself can do it all, commercial HVAC, commercial Refrigeration, residential refrigeration, and kitchen equipment. The other 15 can do 1 or 2 of these!! We get no more respect!! BTW my team leader is a vietnamese who has a limited understanding of English!! ARGGGGHHH
  • 05-20-2004, 10:53 PM
    rob10

    Yep

    Originally posted by Diceman
    Don't tell me.......they say things like "getting focused and teamwork and lets all pull together for the good of the company and mutlti-tasking" and other nonsense that no one pays attention to.
    These are 10 times more important than subcool, superheat, or even 22!!
  • 05-20-2004, 10:49 PM
    otto
    is the paradigm within the scope of the forseeable future? I worked for some knuckleheads like that before. Had all the latest buss words.
  • 05-20-2004, 10:46 PM
    Diceman
    Don't tell me.......they say things like "getting focused and teamwork and lets all pull together for the good of the company and mutlti-tasking" and other nonsense that no one pays attention to.
  • 05-20-2004, 10:43 PM
    rob10
    Originally posted by midhvac
    You should have told him you were *disoriented.*
    Thats how I feel tonite!!
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