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"If your boss isn't supporting you, GTFO." You beat me to it. Your job at your workplace is what you were hired for. Yes, that position's requirements and wo
by MrZongle2 9y ago
"If your boss isn't supporting you, GTFO."
You beat me to it.
Your job at your workplace is what you were hired for. Yes, that position's requirements and workload may change, but that is to be expected. What should not be expected is for you to do all that and do what your boss is failing to do in their own job.
If you'll have to work extra hard to do your boss' work as well... why aren't you getting paid more? Or why aren't you the boss? It's clearly a sign to look elsewhere for employment, if you're not already.
Unsupportive bosses are a sign of bad culture or that their bosses are likely equally unsupportive or clueless. Cut your losses.
- bungie4 9y agoMy boss addresses this by buying staff a $1 store self-help book inscribed with "Push Yourself" in the front cover. Did you know Indeed will send you unlimited alerts on a daily basis! Great site :D
- MrZongle2 9y agoI would imagine that more than one staff member had an idea where the boss could push that book....