Interesting that you haven't included a 'middle of the road' response. Something along the lines of 'I assume... that they really don't care two hoots as long as the work gets done.'
So, feedback feedback would be the feedback on my feedback?
I'm used to not getting feedback. It generally means that my boss(es) are too busy fighting other crises to deal with me and I'm expected to cope and ask questions if there is a problem...
I feel I've done a reasonable job. Actually, probably slightly south of reasonable. Well, maybe before my appraisal I thought that. Now I think I've done a reasonably good job.
I usually try to assume that people haven't even seen it, or have too much of a life to currently comment on it. But the closest second would have to be what I answered.
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Something along the lines of 'I assume... that they really don't care two hoots as long as the work gets done.'
Which is generally how I see it.
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Btw, you might want to check out the Kabalarian's analysis of the name Cthulhu. Just posted about it - really sheds a whole new light on Lovecraft.
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I'm used to not getting feedback. It generally means that my boss(es) are too busy fighting other crises to deal with me and I'm expected to cope and ask questions if there is a problem...
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Did you want a single answer to that?
Gutted.
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A.
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