Club 30's"Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad,100th Edition

• honeymouse

  30 Oct 08, 08:08

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  today, i'll be running around a lot.. but i get to go home earlier

  So you can try out your new skill on counselling people now....

• honeymouse

  30 Oct 08, 08:11

  Originally posted by seotiblizzard:

  Oh. WOW! Thts a very cool job.

  Hmmm, hardly see any female engineers.

  becoming more common these days....

• the Bear

  30 Oct 08, 08:14

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  So you can try out your new skill on counselling people now....

  
  nah... it was more to tell us the dos and don'ts of counselling..

  and also to tell us that there is a unit for the psychological welfare of the staff...

  thing is, everyone doesn't know what to do with psychotic bosses

• honeymouse

  30 Oct 08, 08:19

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  
  nah... it was more to tell us the dos and don'ts of counselling..

  and also to tell us that there is a unit for the psychological welfare of the staff...

  thing is, everyone doesn't know what to do with psychotic bosses

  So the course is teaching how to provide counselling to your boss.....

• the Bear

  30 Oct 08, 08:25

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  So the course is teaching how to provide counselling to your boss.....

  
  nope.. i asked that question of the trainers.. about how to approach superiors who are clearly in need of counselling...

  they didn't have a clue what to do..

  as always, they figure it's a top-down thing.. we're to provide counselling to our subordinates..

  the bosses who are psychotic, will remain psychotic..

• honeymouse

  30 Oct 08, 08:43

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  
  nope.. i asked that question of the trainers.. about how to approach superiors who are clearly in need of counselling...

  they didn't have a clue what to do..

  as always, they figure it's a top-down thing.. we're to provide counselling to our subordinates..

  the bosses who are psychotic, will remain psychotic..

  So it means that people high up the corporate ladder don't really have anyone to turn to for support..... sad!

• the Bear

  30 Oct 08, 08:56

  Originally posted by honeymouse:

  So it means that people high up the corporate ladder don't really have anyone to turn to for support..... sad!

  
  they do.. their delusions...

  ahahahahaha

• SevenEleven

  30 Oct 08, 09:10

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  
  they do.. their delusions...

  ahahahahaha

  
  

• SevenEleven

  30 Oct 08, 09:10

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  
  they do.. their delusions...

  ahahahahaha

  
  

• SevenEleven

  30 Oct 08, 09:10

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  
  nah... it was more to tell us the dos and don'ts of counselling..

  and also to tell us that there is a unit for the psychological welfare of the staff...

  thing is, everyone doesn't know what to do with psychotic bosses

  
  actually it is more of listening to other than offerring advice

   

• elindra

  30 Oct 08, 09:50

  Confirm I'm down with flu

  I'm so sleepy

  I have a sore throat

  My ears are blocked

  But there are visitors today so can't be on MC :(

• udontknowme

  30 Oct 08, 09:51

  yeahhh...

  pass the germies long~~~

  take care n get well soon~~! mi dad just recovered from flu too

• av98m

  30 Oct 08, 09:59

  Originally posted by elindra:

  Confirm I'm down with flu

  I'm so sleepy

  I have a sore throat

  My ears are blocked

  But there are visitors today so can't be on MC :(

  
  poor thing. can't anyone cover for you?

• SevenEleven

  30 Oct 08, 10:02

  Originally posted by elindra:

  Confirm I'm down with flu

  I'm so sleepy

  I have a sore throat

  My ears are blocked

  But there are visitors today so can't be on MC :(

  
  aw......

• cassie

  30 Oct 08, 10:03

  Originally posted by elindra:

  Confirm I'm down with flu

  I'm so sleepy

  I have a sore throat

  My ears are blocked

  But there are visitors today so can't be on MC :(

  didn't the concoctions/remedies we were yapping about alleviate the syndromes?

• av98m

  30 Oct 08, 10:07

  and looking at the papers this morning, bad news all round. IR project in trouble, job cuts ahead for many companies.

   

  and the sad statistic for heart attack survival in singapore. 2.7%!

  partly due to anti-social singaporeans who refuse to give way to ambulances on the road, refuse to vacate lifts to allow ambulance crew to get the victim out as soon as possibe etc

• Kuali Baba

  30 Oct 08, 10:10

  And people who refuse to perform CPR on the victim.

• av98m

  30 Oct 08, 10:13

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  And people who refuse to perform CPR on the victim.

  
  well, unless they are certified to do so, its against the law ain't it?

• elindra

  30 Oct 08, 10:14

  Originally posted by cassie:

  didn't the concoctions/remedies we were yapping about alleviate the syndromes?

  
  Not at all

  I think there is a slight infection coz the mucus is green

• Kuali Baba

  30 Oct 08, 10:16

  Originally posted by av98m:

  
  well, unless they are certified to do so, its against the law ain't it?

  I don't think so. Why would they give out booklets on first aid if that was the case?

  I have something to ask the medics here - is it possible for 2 people to perform CPR at once, with one supplying the heart massage and the other providing air continuously?

• av98m

  30 Oct 08, 10:19

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  I don't think so. Why would they give out booklets on first aid if that was the case?

  I have something to ask the medics here - is it possible for 2 people to perform CPR at once, with one supplying the heart massage and the other providing air continuously?

  
  hmmm...my understanding is that unless your are certified for first aid/CPR, doing it on anyone may result in the family sueing you, even if the victim does survive. right now I wouldn't perform CPR on anyone because I haven't gone to renew my first aid/CPR (I was certified by a US agency)

   

• Kuali Baba

  30 Oct 08, 10:26

  Alright, I'll look back here later for answers. I've got History of Asian Art in 5 minutes! See you.

• fudgester

  30 Oct 08, 10:26

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  I don't think so. Why would they give out booklets on first aid if that was the case?

  I have something to ask the medics here - is it possible for 2 people to perform CPR at once, with one supplying the heart massage and the other providing air continuously?

  As far as I can tell..... you shouldn't apply CPR if you're not properly trained in it.

  Improperly performed, CPR can lead to further complications. For one thing, performing CPR while the heart is actually pumping on its own can mess up its rhythm further. Once the heart restarts, you have to stop chest compressions immediately.An untrained person may not know that.

  Improper compressions can also lead to broken ribs and puncturing of the liver by the xyphoid process.

  It is possible for two (trained) people to perform CPR simultaneously, and is in fact recommended since CPR can be a really, really siong thing to do alone.

• kopiosatu

  30 Oct 08, 10:39

  i hate the fact that doing CPR, u have to crack the guy's rib cage

  i'm off to watch Tropic Thunder~

  i love unemployment, i get to watch movies during non peak hours!

• 不如就死

  30 Oct 08, 10:40

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  i hate the fact that doing CPR, u have to crack the guy's rib cage

  i'm off to watch Tropic Thunder~

  i love unemployment, i get to watch movies during non peak hours!

  i heard this movie sucks..