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I'm the entire graphics department. I'm trying to get the salesmen to fill out the forms I need correctly. I had an idea, but I'm afraid it would be completely passive-aggressive or something.
Here's the idea:
When they fill out the form incorrectly, I'd do the work and fill out the form correctly. Then I'd attach the corrected form and put it in the finished box with a note to see me, while holding onto the work.
When they saw me I'd explain that the corrected form was how I wanted it filled out and that I'd keep doing it this way until they did it right. Then, of course, I'd give them the completed work.
These are two grown men that pout and sulk when they don't get their way. I call them little boys for a very good reason and I've pretty much had it with them. I've talked to them, my boss has talked to them, and she's going to get the big boss to talk to them.
For 90% of their orders, the form requires two checkmarks, and three blanks, one of which is their name. I can't understand why this is too hard, even if it does involve writing a couple things twice.
What would you guys do?
Here's the idea:
When they fill out the form incorrectly, I'd do the work and fill out the form correctly. Then I'd attach the corrected form and put it in the finished box with a note to see me, while holding onto the work.
When they saw me I'd explain that the corrected form was how I wanted it filled out and that I'd keep doing it this way until they did it right. Then, of course, I'd give them the completed work.
These are two grown men that pout and sulk when they don't get their way. I call them little boys for a very good reason and I've pretty much had it with them. I've talked to them, my boss has talked to them, and she's going to get the big boss to talk to them.
For 90% of their orders, the form requires two checkmarks, and three blanks, one of which is their name. I can't understand why this is too hard, even if it does involve writing a couple things twice.
What would you guys do?
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