Every day at the temp job requires a plethora of paperwork –
- Type all the crap from one piece of paper into a computer program.
- Click on button that sends info to an official person in another office.
- Print out all the crap you’ve typed in then staple it to the original bit of paper that you took the info from. Why? I dunno.
- ‘Get email back from official person indicating you did not scan the original bit of paper.
- Scan paper.
- Get another email. You did not tick the box on screen that indicates work all completed. We have rejected your submission.
- Tick box. Swear under breath. Re-send info to anal twit…I mean colleague
- Get another email advising the date stamped on the scan is wrong. All info rejected.
- Play with mobile phone for five minutes while muttering.
- Stamp the proper date five times and re-scan.
- Smile when an email comes back rejecting the scan with the five stamps as it’s ‘not policy’. One stamp must be in the left hand corner only.
- Liquid paper out four stamps and paint two fingernails with the white liquid paper.
- Email to say scan sent all the time knowing it hasn’t been because you are following a theory that they really don’t want the scan. It’s job justification for them.
- Email back advising they have no scan.
- You email back ‘Please see attached’ knowing there’s nothing attached.
- They email ‘attachment approved. Please file all paperwork.’
- Look at bin. Contemplate options.
2 comments:
Brilliant writing. So true. When will you collate all of this into a book? Hmmmmm?
Hmmm...I thought I was the only smart arse allowed on here.
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