…and it ain’t gonna be me. This job is slowly sucking the soul out of me. Well, not the job so much as my boss is. Every day, I do my work in fear of how she will rip it apart looking for any tiny mistake (which I get is her job) but the delivery of correcting said mistake is the issue. She belittles me. I am a grown ass woman (almost 47) with 28 years experience. I deserve to be treated with respect. I can’t for the life of me figure out what she has against me. My coworkers tell me she feels threatened by me. Well bully for her. I have no aspirations to railroad her or anything like that. I am not that type of person and if she’d give me half a chance or spend any type of time working with me (her attendance is a major issue—but that is another post LOL) she would know I am her best asset in growing our department. I only want to learn my entire job. I’ve been here 8 months and barely scratched the surface of learning what I need to know because she hasn’t taught me. I’m not being treated right and my patience is wearing thin. I’m not sure how much more I can take. It’s a good job in itself. The benefits are amazing. But the situation is so much less than ideal. I’m not sure I can stick it out the 2 years until she’s retiring. I’ve just been praying on it and putting it in God’s hands to guide me through it and I know my path will be guided how it’s meant to go. I just need to trust.
Something’s Gotta Give…
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One response to “Something’s Gotta Give…”
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I think your approach is the right one. Keep doing your job to the best of your ability and don’t worry too much about your boss. If your boss is crossing the line, you can discuss the issue with her, perhaps framing it as a request for performance feedback to see what you’re doing well, where you can improve, and how you can help. Or, you can talk to your HR department if you have one. In my experience, having a direct conversation with your boss solves the problem in most cases.
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