On 11/26, I sent an email to one of our vendors (who shall remain nameless).
Their response back on 11/28 was: Please provide your Financial Account and Billing Account numbers.
On 11/29 I provided such information.
On 12/4, I asked for a status update.
On 12/5, they asked for an order number.
On 12/5, I indicated that we didn't have an order number and I was getting more and more concerned that the order was never placed.
On 12/8, they informed me that I didn't have authorization to place the order, but my co-worker, who had requested that I have access to such ordering abilities and confirmed with her manager that I was authorized for such a level of access in October, could email them and place the order in my place.
Oh, and the order? It is for a small chip that our vendor ships for free. Apparently, I don't have that level of clearance.
About The Author
- Daniel: "IndigoJake"
- I'm a college graduate, who has two degrees "Information Technology and Security: Microsoft" (bachelor degree) and "Computer Information Systems: Programming" (associate degree), as well as a "Microsoft Networking" (college certificate). ¶ I previously worked for a local computer repair shop in Owosso, Michigan, were I've seen computers do some of the strangest things imaginable. ¶ I am presently employed at one of the "large enterprise" IT companies in Troy, Michigan -a huge change for me. ¶ This blog is dedicated to only my experience as an IT guy, from the horrors of the BSoD to the awesomeness of xgl.
2 comments:
haha...that sucks...but it's funny still
Yea. I'm glad that Management is involved in this one.
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