Hi, Guest
01-26-2008, 02:05 AM
Now that you've explained the background... I think you were doomed to be labelled as a "troublemaker" from the start. You quickly discovered an issue with work habits which she managed to boomerang on to you as a clash of personalities.
People like that have been doing what they do for a long time and are damn good at it <_<
Hell, I've ruffled more than a few feathers down at our funder by pointing out flaws in logic to the CIO during quarterly meetings between clinic representatives and the Legal Aid CIO (This is the one that replaced the one who had earlier begged me to stay in Toronto because of my work ethic)
This CIO sloughs off concerns with a "we can handle it" attitude and when things do break down, washes his hands of it claiming vendor incompentance rather than looking at his rather "chummy" selection process for product which bypasses standard Request For Quote and Request For Proposal processes <_<
Hell, in fact one of his very first decisions, one of which I actually went as far as to write the Legal Aid CEO at the time to voice my objections, has blown up so spectacularly that Legal Aid is now spending (and has spent) at least twice what it would have had it gone with the solution that the CIO rejected as "too costly" to implement the flawed option and now implement something else entirely :rolleyes:
NefCanuck
People like that have been doing what they do for a long time and are damn good at it <_<
Hell, I've ruffled more than a few feathers down at our funder by pointing out flaws in logic to the CIO during quarterly meetings between clinic representatives and the Legal Aid CIO (This is the one that replaced the one who had earlier begged me to stay in Toronto because of my work ethic)
This CIO sloughs off concerns with a "we can handle it" attitude and when things do break down, washes his hands of it claiming vendor incompentance rather than looking at his rather "chummy" selection process for product which bypasses standard Request For Quote and Request For Proposal processes <_<
Hell, in fact one of his very first decisions, one of which I actually went as far as to write the Legal Aid CEO at the time to voice my objections, has blown up so spectacularly that Legal Aid is now spending (and has spent) at least twice what it would have had it gone with the solution that the CIO rejected as "too costly" to implement the flawed option and now implement something else entirely :rolleyes:
NefCanuck