Recently there was that swing bridge in Miami that lasted all of 38 minutes until it decided to become 1 of those car smasher thingies.Yes you are ! Google Tacoma Narrows Bridge and Kansas City Skywalk for the proof.
Mens and wimmins
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littlelady
God bless the USA
on the flip side Trump was not wrong about gold diggers or as they are known now a days Sugar Babies
... as the first real test of the vertical launch cruise missile is spinning and catapaulting all over the desert surface, eventually disintegrating in a large fireball or three:
NASA had a string of these in the early 1960's
https://www.businessinsider.com/space-program-rocket-launch-failures-footage-nasa-2015-3
On the contrary, my SB and I have strictly business approach to our relationship. We both know what is expected and what is not acceptable. Gold diggers generally just take the money and run. JMHO
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Those were civil engineers, they don't count.Yes you are ! Google Tacoma Narrows Bridge and Kansas City Skywalk for the proof.
Ok space shuttle Challenger, Corvair car , Three mile island , The nuclear plant in Japan. You can deflect but you cannot hide Bob.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Sugar Baby
kwillia
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I watched a Dr. Phil show about you and this very topic this morning!
Things don't always work as they should, that's accepted. F'ing up is when a person does something they should have known better or is just plain lazy. First rule, if in doubt, ask for help. Sort of like measuring before cutting - how many times should need you measure.
Failure to follow process is probably the biggest f up. Process is there to increase quality, reduce accidents and help maintain schedule.
Everyone is reminded of best practices and when failure to follow them results in a mishap, I am PO'd.
Best example, had a guy on the software team who always got his work very quickly. Normally with software under configuration control engineers have to wait for files to become available. We (I) found out how he was doing it when he wiped out the work of two other engineers.
Had two "super stars" on the team. Same sort of deal, Problem was, the customer would complain when they got the software drop that either the problems weren't fixed or there were new problems. When we went in to inspect their work, it couldn't be found. Because they may have put in long days over a 6 month period, they actually made things worse, particularly with the customer. Because they failed to follow best practices.
Another experienced engineer was working on something he was not familiar with, instead of asking a couple of questions, he assumed.
Erased everything.
People who are engaging in "extracurricular" activities in the office tend to make more mistakes because their attention is else where.
I was going to ask "Which ex?", but I think I know.
Honesty yes, but don't answer unasked questions...Something to be said for the honest approach.
Then you have the people who make more mistakes than average because they are doing a disproportionate amount of the work. It's hard to mess up when you walk around the office with a file folder, looking busy, but not actually accomplishing anything.