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Jul 2017
9:14am, 20 Jul 2017
30,145 posts
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McGoohan
Makes you want to set up a 'Burn A Bear Workshop'
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Jul 2017
9:19am, 20 Jul 2017
5,220 posts
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Wobbling
Is that going to become a thing now? Am I going to implementing bear hunts next year?
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Jul 2017
9:22am, 20 Jul 2017
12,938 posts
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Nicholls595
I don't know about anyone else, but the thought of a bear roaming the office isn't going to help with anxiety issues 
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Jul 2017
9:23am, 20 Jul 2017
5,221 posts
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Wobbling
Depends on the bear, I guess. I'd quite like to find a Paddington eating sandwiches in my office and I could how to perfect a good hard stare.
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Jul 2017
9:29am, 20 Jul 2017
30,146 posts
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McGoohan
Perhaps it's a 'hairy muscle bear'?
Don't Google that.
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Jul 2017
9:33am, 20 Jul 2017
12,939 posts
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Nicholls595
... you can't do that he's a live bear, he will literally rip your face off. Hey, you're making me look stupid. Get out here, Panda Jerk!
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Jul 2017
10:39am, 24 Jul 2017
94,330 posts
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GregP
Meeting's been going since 10:00. I've just twigged that the problem is with force >resilience.
So not Brazilians, then. Pity.
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Jul 2017
8:40pm, 24 Jul 2017
4,012 posts
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NDWDave
I had a rant at someone from marketing. I fear I am about to produce something C Block worthy... It will be on the company blog.
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Jul 2017
5:59pm, 25 Jul 2017
4,025 posts
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NDWDave
Apparently "stop replying all you bunch of f****** idiots" wouldn't be appropriate for a company blog.
A more measured approach showing examples of the damage of email storms was used in the end including the NHS one.
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Jul 2017
8:38pm, 25 Jul 2017
7,596 posts
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Duchess
Email received last night:
From : COMP@xxxx.com
To : Duchess@uk.xxxx.com (note the different format)
Title : VPP Target Letter
Content : Please find VPP target letter in the attachments
Attachment : VPP Letter 874823506130510.pdf
***
If you were going to design a more obvious phishing/malware email, you'd struggle. Hence deleted rapidly without opening and reported to internal IT function. As did several hundred colleagues, most of whom are pretty well trained in the meaning of InfoSec and the consequences of clicking on nasty unexpected things in inboxes. IT confirm it as a high priority malware incident due to the volume of reports and advise that all recipients delete it immediately and share warnings to colleagues.
This afternoon, a follow-up email arrives via line management. The email is in fact a genuine missive from HR concerning pay...
*headbang*
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