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Mark in NC

Mark in NC

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The very fact you're reading this means you'd rather be detecting instead of workin'! I say we all flex our collective detecting muscles and leave after lunch. What good are we really doing our bosses if we are preoccupied with digging?... In a way, we'd be helping them out if we go do some detecting to clear our heads. Right? It would make us better employees! Right?... Oh well, can't blame a guy for dreamin'.... back to work I guess.... :(

HH

Mark in NC
 
Assuming there are more than you at where you work that would rather be detecting, tell your boss that you feel that you and the others could really do some quality "team building" at an off-site meeting. Also throw in the part where you feel there will be some definite opportunities for:
"goal setting and execution", (we ain't gonna quit til we hunt that whole da*n camp) "establishing success criteria" (we gotta at least find 1 CS item) ..."diversity study", (we'll need different detectors for different areas of the camp).... "sensitivity training" (I REALLY do and will feel bad when I find 10 buttons and 38 bullets to my peer's utter skunking for the 10th straight time)... "sexual harassment training" (try real hard to not call your digging buddies "beeyatch" or pat them on the back when they make a nice find... and definitely no belly bounces, or making any unwanted rude statements such as 'hey while you're down there'.... and last but not least, "critique of the day's training", (I still can't believe I F*&$#! ricked that ID tag and I think we should have went to Hooters earlier and stayed later, etc. (Anyhoooo, I'm sure you can see the potential here to do what's good for the company and your digging needs at the same time ;) Get creative and get dirty! :)
 
I think I see where you're goin' with this... I like it! Ya'll keep adding to this and I'll compile a list to tric... um, er , I mean present to my supervisor!
 
n/t
 
We already did the golf thing! (This one is for real) I have displays in my office and when my customers see them, they want me to take them diggin! What a job!
 
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