Too Far
No one is so important that they need to bring their Blackberry into the restroom and continue working on it.
I'm just saying.
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Leap, and the net will appear. -Zen saying
The Obligatory Bio
- J
- My nose is neither small nor large. It is not crooked. I am a 47 year old mother of three (C, 19; M, 15; & S, 11). I work hard at being a good wife, a good mother, a good friend, a good person, a good employee. I am not always successful. I am loyal. I am stubborn. I take things way too personally.
3 comments:
heh heh heh. au contraire. they must be a legend in their own mind.
two jobs back, cell phones were handed out to a few team members who needed to be accessible 24/7. A friend reported that one day a mutual coworker entered the bathroom chatting away. The friend at first thought that someone was with said coworker, but no, the conversation was one-sided and my friend realized that he was overhearing a cell phone conversation.
Without pausing for a breath, the coworker continued chatting away while whizzing, flushing, and then leaving the establishment, leaving my friend shaking his head.
Sometimes, yes, it's ok not to be available, if only for a few minutes.
I echo eba's sentiment.
There's nothing weirder than sitting in a public restroom and listening to the person in the stall next to you have a loud, intensely private conversation on their cell phone.
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