What Are You Doing Right Now
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@johnhooks said:
So I called the company I was supposed to start with yesterday to let them know I won't be taking the job and starting on Monday. The HR lady didn't answer, so I left a voicemail and explained everything. I haven't heard anything from her yet. Would an email suffice tomorrow morning, or do I need to call again?
It seems like there are a couple possibilities here. 1. She's not in this week or the last couple days (but you would think she would change her voicemail to show that). 2. She was sick and hasn't got it yet. 3. She's mad that I backed out and just didn't return my call (this may seem ridiculous but it's a small company and she seemed like she would take that kind of thing personally).
I just don't want to be unprofessional about it.
Follow it up for sure, and just say "I just wanted to make sure I had a chance to tell you in person" - it's what I've done everytime and they always seem to appreciate it
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@johnhooks said:
So I called the company I was supposed to start with yesterday to let them know I won't be taking the job and starting on Monday. The HR lady didn't answer, so I left a voicemail and explained everything. I haven't heard anything from her yet.
Why are you expecting to hear from her? If I was her, I probably wouldn't bother calling you back, what would I have to say? As you say, you've explained everything in the voicemail - what more is there to discuss?
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@Carnival-Boy said:
@johnhooks said:
So I called the company I was supposed to start with yesterday to let them know I won't be taking the job and starting on Monday. The HR lady didn't answer, so I left a voicemail and explained everything. I haven't heard anything from her yet.
Why are you expecting to hear from her? If I was her, I probably wouldn't bother calling you back, what would I have to say? As you say, you've explained everything in the voicemail - what more is there to discuss?
I agree, I'd say there is a decent chance that she would call back, but a very good one that she won't at all.
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https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1474970-looking-for-wifi-pci-win7-x64-driverles-card?page=1
Trying to figure out just why he's asking this...He says he wants to be convenient...by spending more time and effort trying to find one that will install without the need to install drivers...and therefore wasting more time than he'd ever save, and being less convenient and efficient...
Or is that just me..?
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Thanks guys. I was just trying to avoid Monday getting here and getting a call from them asking where I am.
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Homeschool time.
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She is not so thrilled to be doing school this "early".
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@scottalanmiller said:
She is not so thrilled to be doing school this "early".
That's an impressive beard there Captain!
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@NattNatt said:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1474970-looking-for-wifi-pci-win7-x64-driverles-card?page=1
Trying to figure out just why he's asking this...He says he wants to be convenient...by spending more time and effort trying to find one that will install without the need to install drivers...and therefore wasting more time than he'd ever save, and being less convenient and efficient...
Or is that just me..?
Seriously, Is it just me, or is this guy chatting utter bollocks (excuse the language)?
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Good morning all.
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@NattNatt said:
@Minion-Queen said:
Good morning all.
Good afternoon from the Safe(r) side of the big pond
Good afternoon to you all!
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@NattNatt said:
@NattNatt said:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1474970-looking-for-wifi-pci-win7-x64-driverles-card?page=1
Trying to figure out just why he's asking this...He says he wants to be convenient...by spending more time and effort trying to find one that will install without the need to install drivers...and therefore wasting more time than he'd ever save, and being less convenient and efficient...
Or is that just me..?
Seriously, Is it just me, or is this guy chatting utter bollocks (excuse the language)?
His requirement is convenience. Plugging in a USB or installing drivers by clicking install isn't convenient enough.
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@johnhooks said:
@NattNatt said:
@NattNatt said:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1474970-looking-for-wifi-pci-win7-x64-driverles-card?page=1
Trying to figure out just why he's asking this...He says he wants to be convenient...by spending more time and effort trying to find one that will install without the need to install drivers...and therefore wasting more time than he'd ever save, and being less convenient and efficient...
Or is that just me..?
Seriously, Is it just me, or is this guy chatting utter bollocks (excuse the language)?
His requirement is convenience. Plugging in a USB or installing drivers by clicking install isn't convenient enough.
yet wasting 25+ mins chatting crap on a forum, and spending far more time googling the issue/searching for a card that will enable that (total time 1 hour+) is totally more convenient than just doing it the easy way, taking 2-3 more minutes than a 100% foolproof plug and play one...?
Plus how is installing it the easy was not convenient..? Convenience is about doing it the easiest way possible...
Urgh, I'm off to punch a user.
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@NattNatt said:
@johnhooks said:
@NattNatt said:
@NattNatt said:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1474970-looking-for-wifi-pci-win7-x64-driverles-card?page=1
Trying to figure out just why he's asking this...He says he wants to be convenient...by spending more time and effort trying to find one that will install without the need to install drivers...and therefore wasting more time than he'd ever save, and being less convenient and efficient...
Or is that just me..?
Seriously, Is it just me, or is this guy chatting utter bollocks (excuse the language)?
His requirement is convenience. Plugging in a USB or installing drivers by clicking install isn't convenient enough.
yet wasting 25+ mins chatting crap on a forum, and spending far more time googling the issue/searching for a card that will enable that (total time 1 hour+) is totally more convenient than just doing it the easy way, taking 2-3 more minutes than a 100% foolproof plug and play one...?
I could drive to WalMart, buy one, come back, and plug it in, in the time it's taken him to get this far.
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@johnhooks said:
@NattNatt said:
@johnhooks said:
@NattNatt said:
@NattNatt said:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1474970-looking-for-wifi-pci-win7-x64-driverles-card?page=1
Trying to figure out just why he's asking this...He says he wants to be convenient...by spending more time and effort trying to find one that will install without the need to install drivers...and therefore wasting more time than he'd ever save, and being less convenient and efficient...
Or is that just me..?
Seriously, Is it just me, or is this guy chatting utter bollocks (excuse the language)?
His requirement is convenience. Plugging in a USB or installing drivers by clicking install isn't convenient enough.
yet wasting 25+ mins chatting crap on a forum, and spending far more time googling the issue/searching for a card that will enable that (total time 1 hour+) is totally more convenient than just doing it the easy way, taking 2-3 more minutes than a 100% foolproof plug and play one...?
I could drive to WalMart, buy one, come back, and plug it in, in the time it's taken him to get this far.
Exactly! Hell, I could have taken a course, bought the parts, received them and MADE one in the time it's taken him to argue that he's the IT God...
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Maybe he's a USER
Shudder -
Good Morning ML!
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@Joy said:
Good Morning ML!
Good day to you too!!
Someone please stop me on that SW thread. I might burst something...
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I am trying to decide what made me want to switch to Firefox. The web browser stutters so bad, I can get to be a good paragraph a head of the text boxes here and on some other sites before the text even starts to display.
Everything seems to have a serious delay of a second or two or three when clicking or scrolling...
Just ranting right now... today I'm going to see if I can come up with a good solution.
