Greeeeeeat

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So Tony the Snoring Wonder has gone back to our former department and been replaced by Tiffany the Unwakable. (Also snoring, but far far softer- I can just barely hear her right now. there's no making me afraid she might die like Tony did.)

At least when Tony dozed off, he woke up if I so much as glanced in his direction with any intentional thought.

It seems that tiffany is actually sleeping fairly deeply. I just tried to get her attention to make sure she's in available sttus before setting myself to lunch. I called her name six or seven times, rather loudly standing about three feet from her. She didn't stir.

This is a problem.

I jiggled her mouse so I could see her screen. She's available *shrug* if a call comes in and she misses it, I'll have to cut into my break to catch it and then I guess something will need to be said, that's all.

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[fuego.livejournal.com]

Basically, because they can. I do it myself at times. We go for hours at a time with no activity, and the supervisors have said that they really don't care, as long as things get taken care of...so if someone dozes off, it doesn't matter as long as they snap to and answer if a call comes in, or someone's awake to check the email at least once an hour.

[verginiamus.livejournal.com]

My husband who is an executive secretary once got a job based on the fact that he could stay awake. The person he replaced snored loudly.

[fuego.livejournal.com]

ha! that's funny.