Laughter through tears.

Hello dear readers.
I couldn’t help but share with you what appeared before me, all the enchanting insanity and bureaucracy in the state. an institution called the tax office.
I am currently doing pre-graduation internship in this wonderful place in the department of desk audits and my first task was to load me with an inventory of an organization that was transferred to another tax department due to a change of address. This consists of about 30 boxes of 2-3 thousand sheets each. And the inventory is the counting of the number of invoices, acts and invoices in sheets. IN SHEETS! Not in the documents! And the apogee of insanity was that when my counting speed was not satisfactory, I was given a simply unforgettable instruction – to count only acts and invoices, and get the number of invoices by a banal deduction from the total number of the first and second. If, in addition to the specified documents, there are any certificates, registers, waybills, etc. It’s fun isn’t it? That is, I could, in good conscience, take random numbers and everything would be fine! And we still wonder why the tax office works so slowly and poorly.
Of course, this post does not fit into the framework of stopgame blogs, but I couldn’t help but share it with you.
Thank you for your attention.

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The opposite is (usually) our Kalashnikov assault rifle. Everything there was done initially based on a different message – not variability, but reliability. Therefore, they do not have such an abundance of sights, under-barrel gadgets, sensors, etc.d., but the range of operating conditions is higher.
We just started from different things initially)))

I beg you very much, do not describe in more detail, otherwise half of the blogs will at least die out, choking on beer)))

Hah) well, not everything is so sad – this is the third practice, before that I was rummaging around in other departments – everything was more or less civilized there, but what I saw here is crazy)))

Mde… and I took a mechanical class, my hands were covered in fuel oil… and I took my pre-diploma course at a brewery, but I didn’t drink beer, because I know how it’s made there))

YANNP 🙁 No, really, I’m not a fool and I’m studying at a higher level, but in your post I only understood half of it. I can’t even imagine what it’s like to personally clean up all this crap and then only get ingratitude..