bitching about work, yay
Dec. 2nd, 2003 01:02 pmToday just flat out sucks.
Having a very nightmarish day at work. I do web dev for a very nice company, with a very nice boss, and it's a very cushy telecommuting job, and I shouldn't complain.
But some days... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!
I think a design has been finalized and signed off on, and then find myself abruptly back at square one. The frustrating part of it is just communication, part of which can probably be blamed on the telecommuting aspect. I think we're at step 17, but really, maybe we're at step 5. I don't think it's entirely my fault; I don't think it's entirely their fault; but it can make for suicidal days. And because I work for some of the nicest people on the planet I feel guilty being annoyed. *sigh*
Also, it's hard designing under vague instructions. Especially when the people you work for don't always have a good grasp of html or web practices. It's frustrating to have to fight for good, basic web rules. And sometimes what they perceive to be a slight change, really requires throwing everything out and starting over.
Aaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I shouldn't complain *repeat*. After all, it's just more billable hours. If they'd handed me a clean page with exactly what they wanted, I'd have been out of a job ages ago and wouldn't be able to pay my rent.
Also, I really, really, really don't want to go to class tonight. Nothing to hand in. Don't feel like struggling to stay awake during lecture.
Some days it'd be so nice to just go back to bed and start over the next day.
Having a very nightmarish day at work. I do web dev for a very nice company, with a very nice boss, and it's a very cushy telecommuting job, and I shouldn't complain.
But some days... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!
I think a design has been finalized and signed off on, and then find myself abruptly back at square one. The frustrating part of it is just communication, part of which can probably be blamed on the telecommuting aspect. I think we're at step 17, but really, maybe we're at step 5. I don't think it's entirely my fault; I don't think it's entirely their fault; but it can make for suicidal days. And because I work for some of the nicest people on the planet I feel guilty being annoyed. *sigh*
Also, it's hard designing under vague instructions. Especially when the people you work for don't always have a good grasp of html or web practices. It's frustrating to have to fight for good, basic web rules. And sometimes what they perceive to be a slight change, really requires throwing everything out and starting over.
Aaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I shouldn't complain *repeat*. After all, it's just more billable hours. If they'd handed me a clean page with exactly what they wanted, I'd have been out of a job ages ago and wouldn't be able to pay my rent.
Also, I really, really, really don't want to go to class tonight. Nothing to hand in. Don't feel like struggling to stay awake during lecture.
Some days it'd be so nice to just go back to bed and start over the next day.
