Pet dogs of your boss in office

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

It is common to find pet dogs of your boss in your office.

Why there is no control on these pets?

[Stuart Ash]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:
It is common to find pet dogs of your boss in your office.

You're mistaken. It isn't.

[Pradeep bhatt]

Did your boss bring his pet mouse to office ?

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Pradip Bhat:
Did your boss bring his pet mouse to office ?

I am talking about some employee among all employee in the office who behave like boss pet.They always try buttering the boss rather than doing his work.

[Pradeep bhatt]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


I am talking about some employee among all employee in the office who behave like boss pet.They always try buttering the boss rather than doing his work.

ok.Why dont you post clearly.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Pradip Bhat:


ok.Why dont you post clearly.

[Stuart Ash]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


I am talking about some employee among all employee in the office who behave like boss pet.They always try buttering the boss rather than doing his work.

LOL Is that what you meant? Thanks for clarifying!

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Stuart Ash:


LOL Is that what you meant? Thanks for clarifying!

What do you think about these pets ?

[sunitha reghu]

These pet dogs are also knows as A** KISSERS. Most of them I have seen are not good in work but they are good pet dogs.

[R K Singh]

Originally posted by thara nambiar:
they are good pet dogs.

WHatever you call them.. but its an art to keep your master(or boss) happy.. and if they do with out doing their work then they are smarter than you

[sunitha reghu]

Ravish, I agree with you. Unfortunately I dont have that skill and I dont want that skill and I hate these pet dogs.

[Chetan Parekh]

Originally posted by thara nambiar:
Ravish, I agree with you. Unfortunately I dont have that skill and I dont want that skill and I hate these pet dogs.

Is it "I dont have that skill" that is why "I hate these pet dogs"

[Stuart Ash]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


What do you think about these pets ?

Tie 'em up.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by R K Singh:


WHatever you call them.. but its an art to keep your master(or boss) happy.. and if they do with out doing their work then they are smarter than you

I hate these pet dogs. And i am happy that i dont have that skills.

[Pradeep bhatt]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


I hate these pet dogs. And i am happy that i dont have that skills.

[Stuart Ash]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


I hate these pet dogs. And i am happy that i dont have that skills.

S'there anyone who loves them???

[Prasanna Diwadkar]

Originally posted by Stuart Ash:


S'there anyone who loves them???

Yes.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Stuart Ash:


S'there anyone who loves them???

May Be R.K. Singh, Who was talking in the favour of these pets

[Aj Mathia]

Throw them a bone and they will wag their tail when they see you.
Avoid them and maybe someday they will bite you.

[Ulf Dittmer]

It is common to find pet dogs of your boss in your office.

I see you've been reading last weeks Dilbert. The pet was drawn very nicely.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Ajay Mathew:
Throw them a bone and they will wag their tail when they see you.
Avoid them and maybe someday they will bite you.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

The Song " Who let the dog out" suits well on these kind of pets

[Sachin Patil]

Thats one of the art. I dont understand why people blame others (qualiified) if they cant do the same job.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Sachin Patil:
Thats one of the art. I dont understand why people blame others (qualiified) if they cant do the same job.

You are mistaken

There is always a good and a bad part of everything.

like good art and bad art

like good habits and bad habits

like good boy and bad boy


What you are saying or supporting is a bad art .

And i think one should not follow( do ) this kind of job

[Sachin Patil]

you seem to be too authentical who defines good and bad?
any way, its upto one whats good. I dony believe in theory that if one cant achieve something its bad.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Sachin Patil:
you seem to be too authentical who defines good and bad?
any way, its upto one whats good. I dony believe in theory that if one cant achieve something its bad.

Ok Let see , What other says

I request to all ranchers to post their comments on this.

just tell ,Is it a good practice or bad practice to be the pet dog of your boss.

[Max Habibi]

Well, dog is pretty prejoritive, so I'm not sure this is a fair question, as stated.

Yes, you want to be your boss's favorite employee. But yes, you also want to be everyone else's favorite employee too. If your officemates hate you, that's probably not a good thing. And of course, you don't ever want to compromise your dignity.

M

[Sania Marsh]

Originally posted by Max Habibi:
Yes, you want to be your boss's favorite employee. But yes, you also want to be everyone else's favorite employee too.
M

I find those managers who have "favorites" not objective thinkers. And it is not fault of the "A** Kissers", it is rather manager's fault that they allow someone to kiss it. That creates unhealthy atmosphere.

[Sania Marsh]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


Is it a good practice or bad practice to be the pet dog of your boss.

I think one can try whatever they want in their life.How good or not good this practice is individual to everyone.

However I also don't like such people, and if my manager is stupid enough to let them behave so, then probably I should be under different manager.
Those people are not really "pets" by nature they are just two-faced, weak people, they realize their weakness and they try to survive their own way.
They are scared of competition, don't have noble goals and are not confident in themselves. I think it is a waste for me to even hate them, they don't deserve it. Same goes to managers that allow that, they are either too dumb or are worried for their position, either way they are not a management material.

[Sania Marsh]

By the way, I used to work for a guy who used to bring his dog to office (a real dog). I loved her.

[Sania Marsh]

Originally posted by Sachin Patil:
Thats one of the art. I dont understand why people blame others (qualiified) if they cant do the same job.

I cannot agree it is an art.

Art usually moves the progress, it is something people look up to, something that inspires others.
"Kissing up" doesn't create any of that. It actually creates the opposite.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Sachin Patil:
you seem to be too authentical who defines good and bad?
any way, its upto one whats good. I dony believe in theory that if one cant achieve something its bad.

Mr. Sachin ,What you want to say now, when so many of us posted their comments.

I am agree with the sania's statement.

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Sania Marsh:


I cannot agree it is an art.

Art usually moves the progress, it is something people look up to, something that inspires others.
"Kissing up" doesn't create any of that. It actually creates the opposite.

Thanks for giving such a great comment on this topic.

[Ramender Mall]

Originally posted by Sania Marsh:
By the way, I used to work for a guy who used to bring his dog to office (a real dog). I loved her.

Potetially Confusing

Kindly clarify..

Ramy

[Sachin Patil]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta
Mr. Sachin ,What you want to say now, when so many of us posted their comments.

I am agree with the sania's statement.

Look, I am not encouraging anybody to be a pet or whatever. Its a just opinion I have and I believe whether its good or bad art, its an art. Its not easy to please somebody, (who we believe and authorised to manage something), without the abilty to perform what is required. So it takes an extra ordinary skill (again art???) to achieve ones praise especially the boss's.
[ November 20, 2005: Message edited by: Sachin Patil ]

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Sachin Patil:


Look, I am not encouraging anybody to be a pet or whatever. Its a just opinion I have and I believe whether its good or bad art, its an art. Its not easy to please somebody, (who we believe and authorised to manage something), without the abilty to perform what is required. So it takes an extra ordinary skill (again art???) to achieve ones praise especially the boss's.

[ November 20, 2005: Message edited by: Sachin Patil ]

See the sania's post

However I also don't like such people, and if my manager is stupid enough to let them behave so, then probably I should be under different manager.

May be you are saying right. But it's very hard for me to accept it as
an art.Because it's just a stupid thing

[Sunil Kumar Gupta]

Originally posted by Ramender Mall:


Potetially Confusing

Kindly clarify..

Ramy

I think there is nothing to be confused about.

Sania likes the real dog and not like the person who acts as a dog.


But What is the need of dogs in the office.

[Scott Selikoff]

Am I the only one that would love to have dogs in the office? So long as they are friendly they'd be great to play with during breaks instead of standing around the water cooler sort to speak.

[Devesh H Rao]

Originally posted by Sunil Kumar Gupta:


Ok Let see , What other says

I request to all ranchers to post their comments on this.

just tell ,Is it a good practice or bad practice to be the pet dog of your boss.

Now that the poll has decided that the "pets" are an unwanted species, so what next? Do we call in the pest control

:roll:

[Devesh H Rao]

Originally posted by Scott Selikoff:
Am I the only one that would love to have dogs in the office? So long as they are friendly they'd be great to play with during breaks instead of standing around the water cooler sort to speak.

and you would never have to use CTRL+ALT+DEL, when you have a german pinscher hanging around your workstation.