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Name: DAVE
Team: Napcor
Age/Sex:
29, Male
Married: Yes
Location: Pennsylvania
Job: Trainer/Technician
Job Description: Train Microsoft/Lotus/Corel products to teachers and maintain computer systems at Glendale High School
Experience: 11 years
Hobbies: web development, camping, enjoy civil war reinactments

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Week 10 Assignment Status:
Dave was terminated on October 1, 2001.

Week 9 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Hal
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Opinion Response: I would have to lie to my brother. I would not be able to take the chance of the boss not trusting me again. I would not be able to "get away" with anything ever again because of a lack of trust, which I already abuse, but never get caught. I would just not chance anything with having him in there, so I would have to lie to my brother. That would be best for all parties involved.


Week 8 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Angie
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Opinion Response: I would stay. I would not be able to take something that doesn't seem stable. The only thing that would make me consider it would be if I didn't like my current job and wanted to get out. After all, if my photo in the company brochure was such a hit, maybe something more stable will come along.


Week 7 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Angie
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Opinion Response: Well, I had just hung up with a client which was expected to call back several minutes after I had hung up. I was just "resting my eyes" until the phone rang. After all, you give breaks to the other employees that have cravings (smokers). Mine was just a different craving.


Week 6 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Fruitloop
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Opinion Response: Since I already lost the bet, I would just go ahead and take the punishment like a man...well, sort of. To make sure that the joke is on him, just before I kiss his shoes I would pull out a big fat marker (color would depend on the shoes, must have contrast). I would take the marker and color my lips with it. When I kiss his shoes it will leave a nice mark that will be difficult to get out or won't come out at all.


Week 5 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Did not have to vote last week
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Opinion Response: I would not be worried about myself. Although, I do not want my date to get into any trouble. If the supervisor has a problem with it and brings it to our attention, the meeting is strictly business and a potential client may be joining us (or so we say). We would keep our "I'm with stupid ->" t-shirts until after the function.

Week 4 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Cheryl
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Opinion Response: My philosophy is nothing is too important that it can't wait until tomorro. I would leave knowing that they will call back tomorrow if they can't reach me. BUT, because they are an important client, I would consider two important facts. One, most people would rather go home (after 5pm) than wait for an hour and two, voicemail is a beautiful thing if used correctly. I would make them think that I was hard at work and that was the reason I could not answer their call. Before I would leave for the day, I would set a new message on my voicemail for when they called. It would say, "Hi, you have reached the voicemail of Dave. I am unable to take your call right now because I am away from my desk doing research. If you are calling from Eastern Time call back in one hour, if you are calling from Central Time call back in two hours, if you are calling from Mountain Time call back in three hours and if you are in Pacific Time call back in four hours. If you are unable to do so, please leave a message and I will get back with you as soon as possible. Thanks for your time, it is valuable to us."


Week 3 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Kerri
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Opinion Response: I would have to create "The battle of the Smells." The guy sitting obviously has a smell that kills, so I would have to choose my weapon to battle back. I would go back to the lunch counter and tell them that I need to have a large onion to go with whatever it was that I was having for lunch. I would sit down beside the smelly guy and move the onion to side of the tray closest to him. I would make conversation (trying to avoid the thought and smell of the onion), so that he would have to look my way (or the path of the onion). Successfully, the onion would bother him so much (bringing tears to his eyes) that he would have to get up and move or hurry to finish his lunch and leave, which I then would be able to enjoy mine.


Week 2 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Buddhaboy
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Opinion Response: I would approach the boss asking him to call an emergency meeting of all staff members. I would inform the staff that I am aware of the virus and the danger to our equipment that it poses. I also know how to fix the problem. That is the good news. The bad news is that it is going to take the rest of the day to fix. My recommendation is to send everyone home for the rest of the day, since all of the systems will be down. I may even have to turn off all of the power in the building to fix this one. Once the boss sends everyone home and leaves for the day, I would go in and fix the virus, which may take about 5 to 10 minutes ad head out fishing for the rest of the day.


Week 1 Assignment Status:
Voted To Fire: Did not have to vote last week
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Opinion Response: Well, for one, I do not believe in fighting brown-nosing with brown-nosing, so I would have to look at this at a different angle.  Humble the brown-noser so that the boss has to rely on me.  Whatever the boss needed I would “volunteer” to assist the brown-noser in completing the assignment that was given.  Once the pre-work was done on the project, I would also “volunteer” to type up and put together the work to be submitted.  The boss would be totally unaware of my “volunteering”.  I would give the brown-noser a manipulated, poor submission.   After the boss has reviewed the poor work, and the brown-noser was humbled, he would come to me with the work which I then could submit the complete and correct work without brown-nosing.

 


Registration Question Response: Why are you leaving work early? "I just call a call from my wife and she and the kids are all very sick. My daugher needs to go to the doctors right away, but my wife is too sick to take her. I need to go right away."

 

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