Someone on my team was in a building / location that has been seeing layoffs and this employee was recently sent home to do remote work. I work closely with this person. I believe this person doesn't even understand the high probability that when we need to next reduce number(s) on our team, this employee is next, short of a miracle. Anyone else living this same front row seat of "whose next" scenario?
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"I do know how to construct Java constructs"
You apparently know how to redundantly BS as well.
"Some of these posters have the emotional intelligence of a flea, no doubt gained by "working" at this bank for so long".
Hey. I resemble that remark. Is that what is happening to me?
Well, I see the WF bully is out in full force—three posts in a row. I guess I didn't realize the grammar checker didn't catch "whose next" and changed it to who's next because I put it in parenthesis.
I do know how to construct Java constructs. Some of these posters have the emotional intelligence of a flea, no doubt gained by "working" at this bank for so long.
Like Shart cares about English skills. All he cares about is your ability to work for 3rd world wages.
Is displace people like the original poster who don’t know the different between whose and who’s.
The next layoffs will be the people who don't know the proper contractions to use when forming English sentences.