Boss #2: Terry, will you show me how to do a plot on the big printer when you get a chance?
Me: Ok, or I could do it.
Boss #2: You could?
Me: Yeah, I do kind of sit in your area, have a computer provided by you, eat in your area, sometimes sleep in your area, and have a cost center for your area.
Boss #2: So you’re saying, I can give you things to do, and you will do them?
Me: I’ll bill you for it, but yes.
Boss #2: That’s wonderful.
Me: Just tell me what you need.

*20 minutes later*

Boss #2: Oh, Terry.
Me: Yes?
Boss #2: I have a… ahem, job for you to do.  *chuckle*
Me: What is it?
Boss #2: I need you to print something.  I’m too busy with other things to do it so I figure I’d have you do it.
Me: It does make sense that you’d give to me tasks that you can’t do that I can.
Boss #2: *winks at me, laughs*

I wish all bosses were so easy to please.

Most of our administrators spend either the morning or afternoon MBWA (managing by walking around) and some of the newer administrators are lighter on the lingo.

Anthony: Well, I’m done office duty, I think I’m going to go manage the WNBA.

FAIL

Most of our administrators spend either the morning or afternoon MBWA (managing by walking around) and some of the newer administrators are lighter on the lingo.

Anthony: Well, I’m done office duty, I think I’m going to go manage the WNBA.

FAIL