Day 4.4 What's not going on
May. 28th, 2009 08:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kyrasantae
* I need the weekend badly! My wrist is seriously giving me a bad time. I have to be very careful. Like, SUPER careful - as in I-will-resign-from-this-job-before-I-hurt-myself careful. (And then when I do, I should find some nursing student who wants to practice casting to put one on my arm :P)
* Unpacked and sorted FOUR epic large pallets of office cabinets. Still missing approx one pallet's worth of stuff. Building what we can, but I'm taking it nice and slow so I don't hurt myself.
* Instead of HER commandeering all of the diagrams and HER having to tell us where things go when they're done, we have been making the diagrams accessible to the whole group for consultation at any time. It's a good system and keeps things going smoothly, because we can try to resolve any discrepancies or even just find out what something's supposed to look like by ourselves without always having to go to some other person.
* There are a few mistakes on the current diagrams. I figured out that they are with regard to the number labels for each of the merchandising "walls" - the correct numbers are on the materials list and the floorplan, but wrong on the elevation sketches. To get the correct elevation sketch for each "wall", one needs to ignore the numbers printed on the sketches and look at the elevation map corresponding to the letter of the viewing direction labelled on the floorplan.
* I wrote the correct numbers onto the sketches, but I've got a good feeling that SHE won't figure this out tomorrow and insist on materials-not-matching-sketches being some kind of packing mistake or inconsistency. And that SHE won't listen to me when I explain it.
* More joking discussion on what pranks to play on HER (e.g. somebody starts saying "ohhhhh I was at this party last night and I was sooooooooooo drunk..." to distract her so that we can take the diagrams away) and wondering at what time SHE'll show up for work tomorrow.
* Seriously, though - all of us are college/university-educated - except her (apparently she failed out of something in college?).
* And no, the new guys next week are just that - guys.
Items assembled
* Unpacked and sorted FOUR epic large pallets of office cabinets. Still missing approx one pallet's worth of stuff. Building what we can, but I'm taking it nice and slow so I don't hurt myself.
* Instead of HER commandeering all of the diagrams and HER having to tell us where things go when they're done, we have been making the diagrams accessible to the whole group for consultation at any time. It's a good system and keeps things going smoothly, because we can try to resolve any discrepancies or even just find out what something's supposed to look like by ourselves without always having to go to some other person.
* There are a few mistakes on the current diagrams. I figured out that they are with regard to the number labels for each of the merchandising "walls" - the correct numbers are on the materials list and the floorplan, but wrong on the elevation sketches. To get the correct elevation sketch for each "wall", one needs to ignore the numbers printed on the sketches and look at the elevation map corresponding to the letter of the viewing direction labelled on the floorplan.
* I wrote the correct numbers onto the sketches, but I've got a good feeling that SHE won't figure this out tomorrow and insist on materials-not-matching-sketches being some kind of packing mistake or inconsistency. And that SHE won't listen to me when I explain it.
* More joking discussion on what pranks to play on HER (e.g. somebody starts saying "ohhhhh I was at this party last night and I was sooooooooooo drunk..." to distract her so that we can take the diagrams away) and wondering at what time SHE'll show up for work tomorrow.
* Seriously, though - all of us are college/university-educated - except her (apparently she failed out of something in college?).
* And no, the new guys next week are just that - guys.
Items assembled
- JULES visitor chair
- about half of another (in)EFFEKTIV combination
