Crossies!
I have my annual performance evaluation tomorrow. Our HR "department" came up with an even more nerve-wracking method of reviewery, which means that the whole awful process is drawn out over the course of a week. And because I work in the Executive Office, I'm held to a high standard.
Jittery jittery jittery...
Guess who got a scathing review last time?Jittery jittery jittery...
Yup. Stupid interwebs, teasing me with their tubes and tubes of perfectly, wonderfully useless information.
Now that I have completely stopped reading the news, op-eds, musicks blogs (cough for that one; it's an addiction), I'm hoping I'll get some better news tomorrow. In the meantime, in an effort to share with you all the wisdom I have gained in becoming a truly model employee, I offer you the latest and greatest in meme-ery: What LOL cat are you?
Apparently, I'm a lot nicer than my Schmoopums McKitty, who's a teensy weensy bit of an asshole.
Your Score: Lion Warning Cat
62% Affectionate, 86% Excitable, 37% Hungry
You are the good Samaritan of the lolcat world. Protecting others from danger by shouting observations and guidance in cases of imminent threat, you believe in the well-being of everyone. To see all possible results, checka dis.
| Link: The Which Lolcat Are You? Test written by GumOtaku on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test |
posted by The Goo at 8:36 AM
4 Comments:
But the strange thing about not-so-good reviews around here is that they still give good raises.
But then I think, hey, maybe if I got a really good review I'd get an even bigger raise. You think?
Let us know how it goes.
That's completely up to the department, though, and not so much uniform throughout... I should be happy I got any raise last time, I guess...
I should also put here that my scathing review was much deserved and definitely fell under the same criticism I have gotten my whole life: Does not live up to potential. I'll have to write a post about this someday, it has followed me my whole life and irks the hell out of me.
In other words, I'm an A student with a B average.
That is a weird cat quiz. (I am a longcat.)
I really liked having to answer that I would save Japan with my awesome power of cuteness.
There's a Peanuts strip where Linus complains to Charlie Brown and says that he's constantly pressured to do better in school, and he sighs and says "There is no heavier burden than a great potential!"
Please let me know how your review turned out when you get the chance.
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