From: "Robert Comer" 

> Well not a lot of folks like him anyway, he got to sit by himself at
> his own table at the last office meeting.  And when it was
> announced he had been here 9 years, the associate principal said it
> seemed like 19.

D'oh!

> In looking at that "opportunity in adversity" angle, he keeps me on my
> toes. If I found him looking at, say, the accounting program I'd make
> sure he was fired, but some of the stuff, while in violation of the
> policies, is a kind of constant security check. I am tired of it tho.

I feel your pain.  I had to report a department head for downloading some
unsavory stuff awhile back -- that was a hard decision for me to make. I
wasn't even checking on him at the time, I was just looking for telltales
of a virus in the internet logs,  to see if any users had been infected. He
didn't get fired, but he did get talked to apparently.  Nobody likes this
guy either, but I do think he tries to be liked...

- Bob Comer



"Richard B."  wrote in message
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> On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 10:14:46 -0400, "Geo."
 wrote:
>
> >This attitude will have a welcomed side effect as well, it will turn all
the
> >users who's machine this guy uses against him as in "what the hell are
you
> >doing at jane's computer?"...
>
> Well not a lot of folks like him anyway, he got to sit by himself at
> his own table at the last office meeting.  And when it was
> announced he had been here 9 years, the associate principal said it
> seemed like 19.
>
> Only reason I can see he stays is because he and the company prez are
> frat brothers, tho from different universities.
>
> In looking at that "opportunity in adversity" angle, he keeps me on my
> toes. If I found him looking at, say, the accounting program I'd make
> sure he was fired, but some of the stuff, while in violation of the
> policies, is a kind of constant security check. I am tired of it tho.
>
> - Richard

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