This was inspired by a similar thread on Fark.com a couple days ago.
List for everybody your profession, and then answer the three most-frequently asked questions people give you all the time:
Ready?
Corporate Training Specialist:
When I’m not teaching, I’m writing training.
Because you’re not as smart as you think you are. If you don’t go to training, you’re going to be less effective, and for the good of the company, I can’t let you not attend.
No, you can’t have my job. I saw your HR file. I’m not entirely sure you’re qualified for your job, much less someone else’s.
No, I don’t know what your result is from your last STD check. And, even if I did, I can’t tell you.
2)No, you can’t come in after hours and get free tests. Go talk to a doctor, he’ll orders some tests and then I’ll do them.
3)What? No, I don’t know what that gleaming pustule on your neck is, even if you tell me the whole disgusting histrory of it. Ditto those weeping sores on your crotch. I am not a doctor. GO SEE ONE!
Yes, I’m closed for the day. No, I can’t open up again just for you so you can get a stupid ruler or whatever.
Yes, we have the “white paper”. We have about 20 different types of white paper, in fact. Which one do you want? “The big one”? Oh, that narrows it down. :rolleyes:
No, the such-and-such I ordered yesterday is not in yet. Oh, you need it now? Well, it’ll be at least a couple more days. What’s that? Too long to wait? Well then, just let me snap my fingers and it’ll appear at your feet. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
If you’ll read the information we gave you, you’ll see our locatin and hours.
If you’ll read the information we gave you, you’ll see that yes, you have to do this.
If you’ll read the information we gave you, you’ll see exactly where you can go, what to do when you’re there, and where to send the paperwork after that.