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Monday, August 17, 2009
NNSA recognition
Recognition is alive and well at the highest levels.
but how about recognition at the division and group levels? Does it exist where you are?
5 comments:
Anonymous
said...
I love how NNSA takes credit for the good work done by contractor employees, but then turn around and blame the contractor the moment something goes wrong.
I love how NNSA takes credit for the good work done by contractor employees, but then turn around and blame the contractor the moment something goes wrong.
Last time I attended Comp's recognition ceremony a few years back ULM did not attend. One got the impression that they had more important things to do. Certainly shaking hands with one of the lower caste would be unpleasant.
Interesting thing about the OP's story - the LLNL awardee is traveling to France of all places to do his computational research. How the mighty have fallen.
5 comments:
I love how NNSA takes credit for the good work done by contractor employees, but then turn around and blame the contractor the moment something goes wrong.
I love how NNSA takes credit for the good work done by contractor employees, but then turn around and blame the contractor the moment something goes wrong.
Last time I attended Comp's recognition ceremony a few years back ULM did not attend. One got the impression that they had more important things to do. Certainly shaking hands with one of the lower caste would be unpleasant.
Interesting thing about the OP's story - the LLNL awardee is traveling to France of all places to do his computational research. How the mighty have fallen.
Awards, awards, awards! Awards for everybody!!!
NNSA is clearly doing a great job! All these awards prove it (not!).
There used to be gift cards ranging from 25 to 75 in value for different stores.
LLNS decided to mess with that.
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