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Tim Attwood wrote:
> You just need to be a little more upbeat.
I'm going to start charging people 20p every time they say that to me.
Damnit, I could make a FORTUNE! Hell, I wouldn't even *need* a new job!!
> When you boss requires changes, or someone
> in the US changes stuff and it needs documentation
> to be legal in the UK, that means you were part of a team.
>
> The fact that your team is disfunctional shouldn't
> be mentioned. If you say something bad about
> somebody, the people hearing you might think
> that you say bad things (or will in the future)
> about them too when they're not around.
Hmm, it has a flavour.
But how exactly do you explain what their "role" in the team was, and
what my role was?
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