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RE: well! (life spoiling content)
Barry, now you've destroyed all my career aspirations! There's nowhere for
me to go, except *out* :D
Personally I think your co-workers are undertrained. Around here, closed
doors mean "don't bother me I'm busy reading the newspaper, surfing the
internet, and playing solitaire." Also, they are a status symbol. Only the
big dogs (not necessarily the good dogs :D ) get doors. Oh and privacy - I
would like to have a discussion with my doctor's office without everybody
knowing the gory details of my diarrhea spells or itchy rashes or whatever.
I had a window once - I could see the top of a tree and some clouds - that
was all. But at least I could see what the weather was doing and what season
it was. It could very well be 30 below zero and January for all I know.
Well I guess I'm still wishing for a door and windows.
*sigh*
Sarah
>From: Barry
>I too once wanted a door of my own and a window. Now I have a door and a
>window. When the door is closed evidently this means to co-workers, "Come
>in I am not busy right now". A locked door means, "Bang on the door until
>I
>can't hear my conference call anymore". Doors are overrated, or my
>co-workers are under-trained. As far as the window goes, I get to observe
>people leaving work and walking outside having fun.
>
>So Sarah, dear Sarah, sorry for spoiling this for you, but the doors don't
>always give ya privacy and the windows sometimes show ya what you are
>missing.
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