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Macy
19/08/2004, 1:55 PM
Are they good, bad or what?

I'll vote after I have to endure my "getting wed" one... :(

joeSoap
19/08/2004, 2:04 PM
Basically I always find them an unnecessary pain in the ass. Having to get dressed up in a suit and go out and meet clients was always a major bugbear for me, and now thanks to video conferencing and the ability to email powerpoint presentations to clients, I don't have to do that anymore...yippeeeee :D

Peadar
19/08/2004, 2:08 PM
I'll vote after I have to endure my "getting wed" one... :(

Are you talking about everyone in the office giving a gift to a colleague for one reason or another?
If so, I think they're a waste of time.

pete
19/08/2004, 2:16 PM
Not sure what kind of Presentation you mean but we had (when actually had staff) a tradition of collections for people leaving company when we alll have cakes with presentation on the firday afternoon. Was good to a poiunt but got boring when people leaving every week for a while...

green goblin
19/08/2004, 2:23 PM
I think we have that here too. When someone leaves, or goess off to get married, we all gather round and politley clap after the boss says a few kind words. I had when I got married (Waterford cystal- very nice!) and when I left for new office (Battling laser robots. fantastic!!)

It's mildly embarassing, but one of those things we all have to go through from time to time. :o

Congratulations Macy!! When's the big day? :)

joeSoap
19/08/2004, 2:31 PM
Basically I always find them an unnecessary pain in the ass. Having to get dressed up in a suit and go out and meet clients was always a major bugbear for me, and now thanks to video conferencing and the ability to email powerpoint presentations to clients, I don't have to do that anymore...yippeeeee :D
Obviously I'm on the wrong track here............ :o :o

Macy
19/08/2004, 2:45 PM
Yeah one of those speech by boss, round of applause, presentation, then tea and coffee.

I think they're a pain in the arse, as you have to talk to people you don't like, and in this case those I do like are invited to the wedding anyway (either day or evening). I suppose it's a nice thought, but I really hate speaking in public. Mind you, didn't say much as I had a bet that I'd just say thanks. I won that one :)

Nice cheque though all the same...

A face
19/08/2004, 2:47 PM
Obviously I'm on the wrong track here............ :o :o

I would have thought the same as you ... Annual Work Presentation, pain in the arse really but i suppose it depends on how its done and with who (is it taken seriously or is it just routine)