This is the desk of my freight broker/dispatcher, Linda.
Linda is the only person who can find anything on this monstrosity.
Linda is a "pile" person, and not a "file" person.
She's very good at her job.
We'd be lost without her.
But God help us if she ever dies.
We'll have to deal with this:
If there is any order or structure to that mess, I can't define it.
But this is how Linda eats Skittles. She has to sort them by color first.
People are strange.
Linda is the only person who can find anything on this monstrosity.
Linda is a "pile" person, and not a "file" person.
She's very good at her job.
We'd be lost without her.
But God help us if she ever dies.
We'll have to deal with this:
If there is any order or structure to that mess, I can't define it.
But this is how Linda eats Skittles. She has to sort them by color first.
People are strange.
3 comments:
see? they should pass a law that requires you to keep your desk clean. violation should bring a minimum sentence.
it might cost millions to enforce, but it could save thousands if people get fired and someone has to organize their desk.
I sort Skittles. I don't like to mix the flavors and I have a specific order that I eat them in.
My desk at work is slightly more organized than Linda's. Home is a disaster spilling over to the top of a filing cabinet and a neighboring table.
Isn't there some saying about a messy desk being a sign of genius?
Hm-m-m. Great minds think alike. I too organize by piles and sort my Skittles. I don't have a specific order in which to eat them, though. Harper may be onto something.
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