Monday, October 14, 2013
Please Wake up!
Please Wake up!
There are today at LLNL islands of stability, projects and tasks which are populated by scientists, engineers and techs, that are satisfied and happy with the interesting work that they are doing, the good colleagues that they are working with, and the knowledge that they are contributing to the security of the nation. At the same time these islands are surrounded by an ever deepening sea of despair populated by scientists, engineers and techs who are being marginalized thru no fault of their own. For those of you who are still on the islands of productivity, look into the abyss and ask yourself, "why is LLNL become unsustainable?" You knoe the reasons so speak up, act up, for you too can become another statistic as LLNL slides deeper into the sea of despair.
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5 comments:
prozac anyone!!! first ones free.
Nah.....better go with lithium for this one.....and lots of it! This one's too far gone!
it's a layoff. how about medical maryjane?
I'd lay off that stuff if I were you.
shoot. and i was gonna visit colorado while i was furloughed.
oh well. back to the salt mine.
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