Do you curse at workplace?

[xirtam]

Nope. My "superior" cursed during orientation, though.

 

[tweakmm]

Am I the only one thinking of Samir Nagajiwofsej now?
son of an ass!

 

[rh71]

I don't curse in general. I got out of the habit a few years ago...

 

[mrCide]

not only that, if this place had sexual harassment things goin on we'd all be fired

 

[radioouman]

No. It's not professional.

 

[Spamela]

Originally posted by: Deeko
No, because I love each and every customer that comes in to buy computers from me. Especially ones that want a computer for the internet, but then need me to explain the concept of "downloading" and why a bigger harddrive lets you hold more of these mystical "downloads"

you're a shaman. cool.

when something bad happens during my software development processes i sometimes let slip an F or S bomb.

 

[BatmanNate]

Yes, yes, and yes. If you've ever worked with Xerox equipment, you'd understand it's standard operating procedure.

 

[DaFinn]

Hell yes...

 

[DaFinn]

Originally posted by: BatmanNate
Yes, yes, and yes. If you've ever worked with Xerox equipment, you'd understand it's standard operating procedure.

I know, we just changed our Xerox copier to Toshiba!

 

[rudeguy]

oh yeah...my job is very laid back...I call my boss capt. @sshat...he seems to like it

 

[obiwaynekenobi]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire

Originally posted by: Deeko
No, because I love each and every customer that comes in to buy computers from me. Especially ones that want a computer for the internet, but then need me to explain the concept of "downloading" and why a bigger harddrive lets you hold more of these mystical "downloads"

You owe me a new sarcasm meter.

- M4H

ya I'd dare say he broke it didn't he?



Ya I swear at work but not where customers can hear me.

Although managment is starting towrite people up for exceviess profainity so I've stoppped for now,

 

[Toasthead]

I havent, but people do. I work for the State of CA

 

[imported_Mike]

yes, almost everyone does at my work. Never at customers though, just in talking around other employees.

 

[CPA]

Hell yes!

 

[shiner]

Every mother farking day.

 

[SarcasticDwarf]

Originally posted by: Deeko
No, because I love each and every customer that comes in to buy computers from me. Especially ones that want a computer for the internet, but then need me to explain the concept of "downloading" and why a bigger harddrive lets you hold more of these mystical "downloads"

omg, was someone more sarcastic than me?

I am terrified!




oh yeah, I swear all the time at work, even at my managers. My current line for my boss is "doughnut stealing bastard" as he stole a chocolate doughnut from me last week

 

[sciencetoy]

Golly gee, I wouldn't dream of using foul language. Except if: I'm doing tech work, or endless-hold with one supplier or another, or it's another damned telemarketer interrupting some delicate operation, or I'm programming and it doesn't QUITE work the way I want it to, or some stupid client has accidentally reformatted his hard drive again, or -

 

[OldSpooky]

I worked a couple summer jobs, one at an engineering firm and another at an internet startup.

At the engineering firm, people cursed all the time, but not at one another. Usually the cursing was dirrected at 3rd party hardware or software that wasn't performing up to specification.

At the internet startup, my boss cursed all the time and belittled certain employees on occasion. Needless to say, by the end of the summer, the employees were all leaving or planning to leave.

 

[Demon-Xanth]

As long as you keep it to a reasonable level, and around coworkers only (ie: w/in your dept.) it's generally okay. Doing it around customers and in interdepartment meetings is bad form unless you have a damned good reason.

 

[Ernieb]

yes curse everyday btw co-workers

 

[gistech1978]

fsck yeah i do.

 

[SyahM]

I dont think it's professional either, but what to do if your boss use foul language to you in not a good way?

 

[Apathetic]

Originally posted by: Deeko
No, because I love each and every customer that comes in to buy computers from me. Especially ones that want a computer for the internet, but then need me to explain the concept of "downloading" and why a bigger harddrive lets you hold more of these mystical "downloads"

Homer: Oooh! They have the Internet on computers now!

(I hope I got the quote right)

Dave