Damage Control

Well this is the first time I've really had to dust off my old job title of Damage Control. I knew it would happen eventually. It does everywhere I go. Sooner or later something happens where I'm the sucker person who steps up and ties things together at the last minute.

The one big problem with that is you set a very bad precedent. When people start thinking that doing damage control is the norm rather than the exception, you have a problem.

I should have given a few stern lectures about the importance of communication, but it's not over yet. Even when it is over, people will need a little cooling off period. But I need to make sure my damage control stays an exception to the norm.