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"he was telling you how to match colors and hold a brush" You have no cause to complain here in this analogy. Either quit or happily let him tell you how to m
by its_so_on 14y ago
"he was telling you how to match colors and hold a brush"
You have no cause to complain here in this analogy. Either quit or happily let him tell you how to match colors and hold a brush, and if he tells you to paint like the sloppy kids across the street, that's now your job.
You're not painting for the City while having a superior, or for "shareholders" or to "build a good house" or "build a good company" (that this is a metaphor for) - you're painting for him. If you don't want to do it like he says, you would leave (or quote more money for putting up with his childishness.)
- toomuchcoffee 14y ago...or quote more money for putting up with his childishness. Basically, yeah, that's usually how I end up handling these situations when quitting seems less than convenient.