Temp No Show Anger

Reception. Full day. No relief. No contact from Amber. No contact from Jen. No replacement for no show.

Meeting room bookings. Cab bookings. Courier bookings. Special requests. Cutlery requests. Sales calls. Official calls. Tidy reception. Meeting room setup. Meeting room tidy. Appreciate Olivia.

Receive email from Amber. Attempting to find replacement temp. No help. Contact secondary temp agency. Need to come in to discuss needs. Explain needs. Follow up with email. Will get back to me. Don't get back to me. No replacement.

Deliveries to sign for. Post to sort. Meetings to organise. Dan the man. Witty quips. Anger rising. Deep breaths. Count to ten. Receive call from Amber. Don't care for chit chat. Want result. Temp coming in tomorrow. No real experience. Close. Available. I accept.

They’ve been set-up

A good meeting setup is essential for the free flow of ideas.

Glass table must be streak free. Easily accessible beverage options and note making facilities must be perpendicular to each other with a sound distance attaining to each item. The appearance should be neat and functional, not under any circumstances busy! Each delegate place setting should be equidistant from the previous. Chairs should be the same height. Glasses should be steams with no streaks. Mugs handles must all point in the direction of the next delegate. A buffed teaspoon must also be readily available. Biscuits must be arranged to look attractive and also attainable. Nobody will touch a hobnob if they feel it will bring the rest of the display crashing down. Napkins must be on hand to eradicate the impending danger of crumbs.

Enough time should be left to step back and assess the setup.

That is all...