Skiving guilt...

[WaltonRed]

Any other sufferers on here? I skive off more than I should and I feel guilty about it.

[madstock]

Originally Posted by WaltonRed Any other sufferers on here? I skive off more than I should and I feel guilty about it.

The way I see it, quality of work output is directly proportional to happiness; ergo if skiving makes you happy it increases the quality of your output.

Get yourself a beverage and browse yourself to work nirvana.

[longballs]

Hate the game not the player.

Personally I call them bonus days and always take them in bulk and don't feel guilty at all. Never take just a single day off as it arouses suspicion. Our place is an epidemic for it.

[LFC Brian]

Its quite riddiculous how much I skive.If my boss seen how much time I spent on here,she would be my ex boss I tell ya

[WaltonRed]

By skiving I meant not going rather than being on here while at uni/work.

[madstock]

Originally Posted by WaltonRed By skiving I meant not going rather than being on here while at uni/work.

That is an entirely different matter.

You should be taken outside and shot - staying at home whilst the rest of us (teachers excluded) are slaving away for the capitalist machine.

You sir are a stain on society.

(Don't forget to have a nice biscuit with your beverage of choice).

[The Chimp]

"Life is for living and should be about what makes you happy - if skiving makes you happy it can't be wrong!" Confuscious.

[Stouffer]

I watched the Blues Brothers at work this morning, work guilt isn't something I've ever experienced.