So I came up with a way to save my office thousands of dollars a year with one simple change.
And if it turns out that my raise sucks as bad as it has the last two years, then I'm keeping mum about it. Fuck 'em.
Update: Fuck 'em.
iTroll
1 day ago
6 comments:
Good for you. Hope the raise is more than you expect.
I submitted one of those "Ideas at Work!" programms my last company had. Saved the company about 28K on a yearly basis by creating this simple mortgage document, rather then buying 1000's of pamphlets. After doing the work, then submitting the idea (which we had to do in that order), they tried to tell me the program was cancelled due to lack of participation.
I threatened to remove the form and have the company go back to buying the form. They quickly changed their minds. I hate corporate bullsh*t.
I hope they go for your idea.
Good boy! : P
It stinks when your good ideas don't bring any appreciation. Good luck.
Rhea
The Boomer Chronicles
Wouldn't you use the money-saving idea to justify (to your boss) a bigger raise?
But I suppose that depends on how your company does things...
Keep it mum!
I'd say hold the idea until a strategic time - long enough before next year's raises come out that it can sink in and make you look godly, but not so long that you lose the shine. Then see if Jase's theory holds water.
Although, expecting logic from management... blood from a stone, usually.
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