qm00

Hei,
Don't you think it is too smooth for you in the life of an officer?
I saw you on Sunday sitting in the Ops room doing nothing bor???
BTW, which boss are you talking to?
Anyway, of course you are love to have but not for everyone like to see.
Keep working la, old man.

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原帖由 auxair 於 16-12-2007 23:17 發表
I would certainly love to....although nothing can be said 100% sure. I think it is on the 08/09 budget and also from what my two bosses told me

I made Sgt from Cpl in 1.5 year and AC to Cpl in ...

auxair

Well, you may or may not know the other half of my job - wheeling and dealing with administration for the best interest (promotion, budgets, training opportunites, even uniform scale) of the Auxies, and of course Ops duty is not just sitting there with nothing to do lor as you will be too aware if  you are an insider as you suggest (same for a beat constable walking on his beat). And to me it is to keep myself abreast of the the frontline actions so that I can do a better job as an administrator.

As for which bosses - please see pm

Nothing in life is 100% sure - we all do the best we could, and I won't feel particularly bad if its does not happen. But if it happens (even if it is due to consequential promotion if you know the organization chart), will you buy me a drink? Maybe I buy you one?

Whether you are a senior or a junior, one more friend is better than one more enemy, and your tone (even if you are a senior) is certainly not helpful for building friendship and rapport. Courtesy always works - no matter which position or rank you hold.

[ 本帖最後由 auxair 於 17-12-2007 20:43 編輯 ]

jwlchan

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原帖由 qm00 於 17-12-2007 06:40 發表
Hei,
Don't you think it is too smooth for you in the life of an officer?
I saw you on Sunday sitting in the Ops room doing nothing bor???
BTW, which boss are you talking to?
Anyway, of course ...

Sitting in the OPs Room doing nothing!?  If there is no one sitting in the OPs Room then the whole unit would be doing nothing.

qm00

Hey my friend, Take it easy.

There is nothing personal and is not an offensive way to each other.
Of course you know me well. You know, the department wish to increase its transparency and I think you have already gave the youth about your story. May be they would also like to know more about the life an officer in GFS lei.
BTW, since u joined the service in 1987 or 1988 as an AC (I do not remember quite well la) They may also wonder how you can be promoted to a senior officer for the past ten years!  Will there be any simiilar case in the Army? I think the most cases in the Amry will be from WO2 promote to Lt, correct?

For us who serve the community are sometimes hard to be explained. Don't PM me la. You should have my number.:x

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原帖由 auxair 於 17-12-2007 14:53 發表
Well, you may or may not know the other half of my job - wheeling and dealing with administration for the best interest (promotion, budgets, training opportunites, even uniform scale) of the Auxi ...

auxair

Well, that certainly sounds a great deal more friendly.

If you know me then you should also know that the service record I cited is true, and I am not the only one. Since it is not a profession but a community service, it really makes no difference what insignia one wears on the shoulders.

[ 本帖最後由 auxair 於 18-12-2007 11:43 編輯 ]

jwlchan

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Will there be any simiilar case in the Army? I think the most cases in the Amry will be from WO2 promote to Lt, correct?

In the Army...I take it you are talking about the British Army or RHKR (not sure but I think it must following the same as the British Army) Any SNCO or WOs could apply for Commission with the Commanding Officer recommendation. Normally, it should happen within the 15 years of his/her service.

If the applicant success then should be 2 pips and could promote up to Major of rank. However, I meet a Full Colonel who was brought up from Sergeant before. This is really unusual.

[ 本帖最後由 jwlchan 於 18-12-2007 20:08 編輯 ]