Life is a circle

vjvjvjvj

I left a company. It was not a pleasant experience due to internal politics, remuneration etc. Well it is an old story. After working different places I am now with the present company. Life is getting better constantly. Hmmmm... Not anymore... My company going to execute a big project with the same old company and same old people and I have a big part in the project. Never thought this would happen ever. Same old sick memories are coming back. Any recommendations :) ?

koolprasad2003

what recommendations ? your message header itself explains "Life is a circle" now enjoy it :)

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NormDroid

Get the Parachute ready.

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Firo Atrum Ventus

If I were to work on some project with "Senior" developer, amateur or a$$holes, The first thing I'd do is to clarify which parts are my responsibility and which parts are their.

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Rage

Have a bucket ready near to you anytime.

S Houghtelin

This is the your chance to show them what they’ve lost when you left and to prove yourself to your new company. I would simply enjoy the fact that you are with the new company, and that you are not under the conventions of your former company. Good luck! :thumbsup:

It was broke, so I fixed it.

vjvjvjvj

Good. You rash reply is giving me some warm up. :)

0bx

What would be different if you didn't know them, knowing what you know now? I think it's always an advantage if you already know the people you have to work with. At least you'll be spared from the unpleasant surprises.

Giraffes are not real.

Tech Code Freak

0bx wrote:

At least you'll be spared from the unpleasant surprises

:thumbsup: Very truly said!

gavindon

might not help much , but for future reference read the second line in my sig.

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Henry Minute

vjvjvjvj wrote:

Life is a circle

Incomplete. "Life is a vicious circle".

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wizardzz

Talk to JSOP, he'll recommend a nice setup.

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BobJanova

Well, if you would be uncomfortable doing the project, first make sure the chain of command in your company knows that – unless it's a very small company they can probably switch you out with someone else of the same level, and you can do what they would have been doing instead. Otherwise, make sure that everyone in the project knows that you're just there to do work, not get involved in politics again, and do a solid professional job. You will know the people to avoid and the ones you can work with so try to do that as much as possible.

Albert Holguin

I wholeheartedly agree!

Tech Code Freak

That's very correct!

Bert Mitton

Do you have 6 months of sick leave saved up? :)