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Our next reddit post is from punk Linux. Many years ago, I worked for a company that hired

unincredibly obtuse financial department who took over when they were first organized.

It used to be a loose collection of managers, but the year after I started,

they went for a more organized and separate structure. To be fair, this story is more about my

boss than myself. We had a travel team, a group of volunteers from sales and IT who would go in

mass with equipment and text to do setup, displays, and network at trade shows. We had a booth,

some sales guys would be there, and networking would commence. There was always a set of

volunteers from the IT department because some of the shows would be in big cities,

and you'd get to attend vendor events, parties, and hang out with the sales guys,

who were mostly gay alcoholics for some reason, and super fun.

There was kind of a seniority in who got to volunteer, but nobody really complained,

and we rotated who got to go. You got to attend last year, so it's my turn this year.

Okay, that's fair. The travel team lead was also a volunteer position,

but typically it was someone high up like a manager. Their job was to orchestrate equipment,

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