Ok, so this is a recent thing, but it's rather annoying to me, lol.
Ya see, DH and I work in the same organization (Information Technology at Purdue), but we work in different areas. I work in Communications, and he's a network engineer. You would think that this would be a perfect match...he tells me all the big changes to the network he's making, and I use that and let everyone know. HA!
What he has been known to do is the following (on more than one occasion, therefore, a pet peeve):
Tell me that he's gonna make the change, it'll affect the entire campus, but not to worry because he's putting feelers out everywhere to make sure that he doesn't accidentally cause connection disruptions for anyone across campus. Then he does the unthinkable...
He emails a system administrator mailing list, telling them what's going on, without letting me know that he's going to. What ends up happening is a FIRESTORM! OMG! He gets flooded with people who completely misread and made assumptions and then he gets snarly and frustrated. Then he comes to me, tells me what's going on, and I write up something for him to send out, and then...*cricket* it's all over. Why? Because it is my JOB to let people know things...
It is times like this, I feel like Tina the Tech Writer.
Ya see, DH and I work in the same organization (Information Technology at Purdue), but we work in different areas. I work in Communications, and he's a network engineer. You would think that this would be a perfect match...he tells me all the big changes to the network he's making, and I use that and let everyone know. HA!
What he has been known to do is the following (on more than one occasion, therefore, a pet peeve):
Tell me that he's gonna make the change, it'll affect the entire campus, but not to worry because he's putting feelers out everywhere to make sure that he doesn't accidentally cause connection disruptions for anyone across campus. Then he does the unthinkable...
He emails a system administrator mailing list, telling them what's going on, without letting me know that he's going to. What ends up happening is a FIRESTORM! OMG! He gets flooded with people who completely misread and made assumptions and then he gets snarly and frustrated. Then he comes to me, tells me what's going on, and I write up something for him to send out, and then...*cricket* it's all over. Why? Because it is my JOB to let people know things...
It is times like this, I feel like Tina the Tech Writer.