Show us the view from your "office window"........

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Fizzie

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Annieandandy

Quote from: sharkcaver on August 31, 2016, 12:12:50 AM
Snap!

Haha did the teacher at school also say you'll never get anywhere in life staring out the window? Lol

Are you passenger or freight?

Onion

I only go into the office on Mondays. Other days I work from home so the view is a bit boring (a leafy backyard). This is the office view though.
Trackabout owner.

sharkcaver

Quote from: Annieandandy on August 31, 2016, 08:25:06 AM
Haha did the teacher at school also say you'll never get anywhere in life staring out the window? Lol

Are you passenger or freight?

Unfortunately self loading freight :(
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Hoyks

Quote from: Fizzie on August 31, 2016, 07:33:04 AM
How'd we go?

I don't know, they didn't tell me.  ???

They bought home they same number they started with, so I suppose that is a win.

duggie

This is my office.





And this is a view from my office.


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Barrabart

Couple I took yesterday morning.......... bit more moisture around here Duggie.

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BaseCamp

Just a little something we had to put together (between 12md & 5pm) at the BNE Convention Centre last Friday....  (with only 3 workers)...

In my line of work: 
"durr,  sorry mate but we won't get finished till about 7pm; or next week; or next month; etc"  JUST DOESN'T CUT IT.....   btw This is why I always have zero sympathy for tradies doing that to me and no doubt 90% of other customers... because they think they can / because they think that's acceptable/professional.    grrrrr



...  yes, a bit of a rant....   LOL


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You get out and in to the world -- you take more @#&$. ...You climb a little higher, ..you take less @#&$.  ...Till one day -- you're up in the rarefied atmosphere -- and you've forgotten what @#&$ even looks like....  Welcome to the layer cake son.

edz

Tables 6 and 7 down from the top of the RH row are out of line ..  sorry couldn't help myself . ;D.
Feel your pain base C!!  Been there done that sort of work many times .. Time and space management is critical to be ready on time, especially with short turn around reset  times  for different  functions. 
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BaseCamp

Yeah mate, thanks for the empathy. ...   

Very few understand what that pressure is like....    Maybe its not 'life and death' - but working with a "live" product and to strict, deadly, deadlines is very stressful. ...   and most of the jobs for all of that stress and potential angst are circa $150 - $250 all in; inc gst; delivery; and set up....

And talking about space management re: the job above for a moment - when we arrived to the Plaza Ballroom at 12 midday; clock ticking and 2 x camping Bunnings foldout tables in hand because "you know"....  the first 10 minutes was wasted getting the ballroom lights on - as the thing was as black as a cave   ... LOL

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You get out and in to the world -- you take more @#&$. ...You climb a little higher, ..you take less @#&$.  ...Till one day -- you're up in the rarefied atmosphere -- and you've forgotten what @#&$ even looks like....  Welcome to the layer cake son.

Jillsy

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View of the dealership from my desk.


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Grant

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Burnsy

Quote from: sharkcaver on August 31, 2016, 05:00:02 PM
Unfortunately self loading freight :(

Why the sad face I would have thought that was the best, no people to deal with!!
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eventyr

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sharkcaver

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Fizzie

Quote from: sharkcaver on November 25, 2016, 10:08:18 AM
I got busted at work this week. At least I know why I'm always tired.....

What're you in there Shane?

PS Yes, I know it's a train! I was wondering what model  :D
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eventyr

Today's office view ain't too bad.



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BaseCamp

KL....    I love it!   

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You get out and in to the world -- you take more @#&$. ...You climb a little higher, ..you take less @#&$.  ...Till one day -- you're up in the rarefied atmosphere -- and you've forgotten what @#&$ even looks like....  Welcome to the layer cake son.

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Foo

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cheif carlos



Was a couple of months ago and not the easiest to photograph
Need to get the backside into gear and get out camping

Hairs

My office can can change from day to day.
From re-grouting a shower recess, fixing a ceiling that has been damaged from an oil fire to building a colourbond fence between properties and fixing leaking toilets.
But one of the bet views I had not long ago, was installing Gutter Guard on a near 3 story place over looking the Clarence River in Maclean.
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