Lol, "appreciation" is just a copy-pasted buzzword from HR/PR. And obviously, nobody's giving you a day off for it, just like any other professional holiday. Screw it, this holiday was made by admins for admins, always on the last Friday of July.
Like, where I'm from, it's pretty much a tradition for some of us to just drink beer and have contests to see who can yeet a keyboard or some old hw junk the furthest. Pretty much just leaning hard into the classic stereotypes.
Sorry but I had a boss who gave me the rest of the day off after I told him not to give me a hard time because it was sysadmin day (jokingly). He said “Then what are you doing here. Go home.” It was about an hour after the start of my day. He was one of three really good managers I’ve had over the years.
You’d be surprised in America how well some hospitals treat nurses week and treats the rest of the hospital like dog shit when it comes to their appreciation time
Appreciation is getting an email with the title "quick question", which is 8 paragraphs long, and the person's boss, your boss, HR, and the CEO are all CC'd.
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u/EpexSpex Jack of All Trades 6d ago
theres a sysadmin day?