Also, in this instance, it's more for calibration purposes anyway. The people that actually make decisions regarding this kind off stuff don't need this kind of presentation as they're well aware of what's been going on. Basically I'm just presenting to the teamleads of the other international fields so they know how we've been doing. Everyone gets their turn and that. It's pointless really because they don't care and their team members certainly don't. But it's the beginning of the year and it's not very busy and some teamleads get a hard-on from presenting how well their teams (i.e. they) have performed.
Originally posted by SlayWell, that hurt
Brev, you're going to have to do performance based presentations whether you're one of the nonces or have a PhD. if you're going to be working in any business capacity.In fact, the higher your degree, the higher your pay-grade, the higher the likelihood that you're going to have to do these kind of presentations. I hate to have to break it to you. awehuhs
Originally posted by walshy
I don't know what you do but it sounds like a chandler bing kinda job
There's one in St. Louis for the US and South America. I don't know if there's one in Africa and there's bound to be one in Asia but I don't know where it is.
Originally posted by Slaywow so interesting I can't wait for the movie
I work in the accounts receivable department of a multinational company. Since they have a global presence they need a separate team for basically every country/language. The one for European languages is located in Prague.There's one in St. Louis for the US and South America. I don't know if there's one in Africa and there's bound to be one in Asia but I don't know where it is.