Are you one of these annoying Co-Workers

[Madison]

Arse face Jim "Well its online on the forums"

So this jerk face couldn't tell me that. Instead he took 5 minutes to explain to me that I should check my email and the forums.

Irony- The guy with 15,000+ posts complaining that he has to check a forum.

I found that hilarious as well.

i told the HR lady that i got kicked out of my house and had to go live with my dad in another city. she felt so bad that she offered to set me up at a K-mart out there once i got settled

Almost sounds like she offered to give you a cardboard box to live in outside of the K-Mart. Was my first thought when I read that.

[acsguitar]

Arse face Jim "Well its online on the forums"

So this jerk face couldn't tell me that. Instead he took 5 minutes to explain to me that I should check my email and the forums.

Irony- The guy with 15,000+ posts complaining that he has to check a forum.

I found that hilarious as well.

I don't mind checking the forums. I hate when people won't give me an answer that takes two seconds and instead makes me search for 10 minutes in an unorganized area.

Its just crappy work habit. Tell me how to do something once and I'll remember. I don't need you to tell me to go look it up. This isn't highschool

[Madison]

Arse face Jim "Well its online on the forums"

So this jerk face couldn't tell me that. Instead he took 5 minutes to explain to me that I should check my email and the forums.

Irony- The guy with 15,000+ posts complaining that he has to check a forum.

I found that hilarious as well.

I don't mind checking the forums. I hate when people won't give me an answer that takes two seconds and instead makes me search for 10 minutes in an unorganized area.

Its just crappy work habit. Tell me how to do something once and I'll remember. I don't need you to tell me to go look it up. This isn't highschool

You'll find that in most jobs though. Don't know the answer? It's documented, so look it up. It's not just your place of work that does that.

[Simulacrum]

Hey acs, link us to your work's forums. I wanna post there.

[acsguitar]

Arse face Jim "Well its online on the forums"

So this jerk face couldn't tell me that. Instead he took 5 minutes to explain to me that I should check my email and the forums.

Irony- The guy with 15,000+ posts complaining that he has to check a forum.

I found that hilarious as well.

I don't mind checking the forums. I hate when people won't give me an answer that takes two seconds and instead makes me search for 10 minutes in an unorganized area.

Its just crappy work habit. Tell me how to do something once and I'll remember. I don't need you to tell me to go look it up. This isn't highschool

You'll find that in most jobs though. Don't know the answer? It's documented, so look it up. It's not just your place of work that does that.

Oh I understand but as Helpdesk we are constantly told we are a team. So when I ask for help from a teammate it pisses me off when I'm told to go look it up.

I guess different people learn different ways.

When I was in college we were told to work with our peers and learn from them.

[Madison]

Hey acs, link us to your work's forums. I wanna post there.

LMAO!

Oh I understand but as Helpdesk we are constantly told we are a team. So when I ask for help from a teammate it pisses me off when I'm told to go look it up.

I guess different people learn different ways.

When I was in college we were told to work with our peers and learn from them.

I see both sides of the coin. Working together and doing everything as quickly as possible is important. I also see the other side where people spend tons and tons of hours documenting procedures, explaining how to do stuff, etc, yet it gets ignored because people don't want to "bother" with looking it up, even though they have access to the answer to their question.

Just pointing out both sides to bust your chops a bit.

[acsguitar]

Hey acs, link us to your work's forums. I wanna post there.

LMAO!

Oh I understand but as Helpdesk we are constantly told we are a team. So when I ask for help from a teammate it pisses me off when I'm told to go look it up.

I guess different people learn different ways.

When I was in college we were told to work with our peers and learn from them.

I see both sides of the coin. Working together and doing everything as quickly as possible is important. I also see the other side where people spend tons and tons of hours documenting procedures, explaining how to do stuff, etc, yet it gets ignored because people don't want to "bother" with looking it up, even though they have access to the answer to their question.

Just pointing out both sides to bust your chops a bit.

The it department covers about 30 billion apps and all so looking up things isn't always the easiest thing to do.

Sometimes you need to ask. I just won't ask this douche anymore

[1337_Dude]

If you took a sword to work with you at least for that day people would probably just answer whatever question you wanted help with. Of course...you might not have a job the first day you don't bring it with you.