1/3 So if my idiot manager tells me my attitude is unacceptable and wants
to know if I'm going through some sort of 'phase' and we're going to
have a discussion about it, is that a good sign or a bad sign? ;-)
\_ How's your resume looking?
\_ definitely not a good sign, but not necessarily a bad one either.
make up some excuses and then work on improving your attitude,
if you like your job, that is.
\_ Tell him your hooker has skipped town right after you gave
her rent money. So now you are broke and not getting laid
to boot. That will ensure his sympathy.
\_ I think it's too late for that when it's gotten to
this point. Esp. since the manager is called "idiot".
\_ Yeah, we're waaaay past the point of fixing anything. Idiot
is so stupid I can't even read Dilbert anymore because the
Dilbert boss is smarter than mine. Resume is looking really
damned good. Been interviewing well. I'm the only tech so
I'm unlikely to get flat out fired without enough warning to
bail out first. --op
\_ If you're patient and like revenge, I recommend that you
continue interviewing, get offers, and then get fired.
After you get fired, get a lawyer and sue them.
Wrongful termination lawsuits are usually settled out of
court if you did your job and got fired just for
"attitude" problems. You can probably milk a years
worth of salary out of them.
\_ Aren't we in an at-will state? Does he even need
to give a reason to terminate?
\_ It's a bad idea anyhow. Why worry about revenge if
you're better off someplace else? They don't need
a reason to fire him, but it sounds like they are
afraid to do that.
\- Look for something else. Quit. Write reasonable
toned letter making reasonable points to boss^2.
Your grievance is with your boss not the company.
So when you retaliate you should "keep your eye on
the boss". --psb |