Wouldn't you be able to tell your agency that it isn't your fault that their dumb client can't get their act together?? Given that they're the ones that have to sign your timesheet and all? *rolls eyes* The temp agency that we use just faxes us any timesheets that their people can't find anyone to sign and then we sign them and send them back. No big deal. Is this really that difficult for them to do?
As for your agency's lovely email... The graphic and gratuitous comma abuse in this line: "I've noticed that your name is often on the list, we do not have time to run after you, therefore please respect the deadlines set" makes me want to run screaming for the hills. I'd tell them that I'd respect their deadlines just as soon as they learn how to use commas. But that's just the Punctuation Nazi in me talking, I guess... :)
Seriously, I hope things work out for you quickly. Suffering for your own mistakes is one thing, but it sucks when you have to suffer for things that really aren't your fault at all.
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Date: 19 Mar 2007 22:22 (UTC)As for your agency's lovely email... The graphic and gratuitous comma abuse in this line: "I've noticed that your name is often on the list, we do not have time to run after you, therefore please respect the deadlines set" makes me want to run screaming for the hills. I'd tell them that I'd respect their deadlines just as soon as they learn how to use commas. But that's just the Punctuation Nazi in me talking, I guess... :)
Seriously, I hope things work out for you quickly. Suffering for your own mistakes is one thing, but it sucks when you have to suffer for things that really aren't your fault at all.