Sunday, December 24, 2006
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What would ya do if...
You had a project. You had someone come in around 10 - 15 hours a week or so to work on the project. You then decide the guy isn't going to hit the deadline. But he has been working on it over the last couple of months on and off before you decide he's not going to hit the deadline. He shows promise to hit the deadline given recent progress, but you still need to make the decision as a project manager.
Do you pay him for the time he put in or apologize for coming in and that he's shite out of luck?
I've worked downtown and doing my kind for work long enough to know, ya pay for the time put in. If there was a decision to be made and it was made too late, it is of little consequence to the person who put in the time. It's not good for either party, but it's a bad situation that you don't pawn off on the one doing the work.
Sometimes, I swear, I hate my job. But silver lining, Kayla's Blessing should look good.
Don't ask either, just needed to vent. Those who know the story, know it's not a good one, for anybody.
Do you pay him for the time he put in or apologize for coming in and that he's shite out of luck?
I've worked downtown and doing my kind for work long enough to know, ya pay for the time put in. If there was a decision to be made and it was made too late, it is of little consequence to the person who put in the time. It's not good for either party, but it's a bad situation that you don't pawn off on the one doing the work.
Sometimes, I swear, I hate my job. But silver lining, Kayla's Blessing should look good.
Don't ask either, just needed to vent. Those who know the story, know it's not a good one, for anybody.
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One of the msot amazing things I have EVER seen.
STAIR-SCAPE
"The Wind Shaped Pavilion is a design proposal for a large fabric
structure that can be used as a public or private pavilion. As a
lightweight fabric structure, the wind slowly and randomly rotates each
of the six segments around a central open support frame. This
continually alters the shape of the pavilion, while at the same time
generating electrical power for its nighttime illumination."
Found at HypeDiss
"The Wind Shaped Pavilion is a design proposal for a large fabric
structure that can be used as a public or private pavilion. As a
lightweight fabric structure, the wind slowly and randomly rotates each
of the six segments around a central open support frame. This
continually alters the shape of the pavilion, while at the same time
generating electrical power for its nighttime illumination."
Found at HypeDiss
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Social Networking: Digg and Blogger Beta Users Are Still Early Adopters - The Logical Philosopher
It's a pretty solid article, good reading. My only concern is how hyped people get about digg.com and such things, it's run by people that half the time just have too much time.
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