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datawalke, I haven't gotten a chance to read some of the other replies yet, but here is the brass tax: Your time at this company is done. You know it is too;
by rkalla 16y ago
datawalke,
I haven't gotten a chance to read some of the other replies yet, but here is the brass tax: Your time at this company is done.
You know it is too; the language of your post says so.
For more clarification:
1. Your "boss" (I put that in quotes because no one needs to be your boss and he sounds like a tool) will never give you more money and will not care if you step out on the company.
2. Your "boss" WILL likely threaten you when you go to say you are leaving; ignore it. Tell him that is "unfortunate" and then leave. Give a proper notice, like 2-4 weeks to avoid any nasty claims. Please note that he will make those last 2-4 weeks as unpleasant as possible for you.
3. Move on. You have developed an amazing skill set, both from the tech side as well as the business side. Seeing and knowing a startup can succeed from the ground up like this.
You don't have so much time on this planet that you need to waste it. This guy is never going to "get better" or change, just step forward and leave this nonsense behind.
Forget the money, forget the bad feelings. Just push forward.