An idiotic boss
Advertisements
I just tender my resignation after 10 years in the company.
During this 10 years i did commit a couple of mistakes at work. The problem is that those who is gang with the boss commit mistake get away scot free.
My mistakes are always publicised, emphasised and highlighted to the team and the whole company. This is to a point my reputation and personal well-being is affected as I always need to look behind my back.
Exit interview I am again reminded of the mistakes of the boss.
Advertisements
Is there karma in the world? Why does she have to keep on biting on my shortcomings?
I felt terrible and demoralised and internalise that I am simply no good.
Here are what netizens think:
- Just focus on your well-being and find a better job. If it’s not possible, you can consider starting a business of your own.
- Yes, I do think there’s karma in the world, but you may not get to see your ex-boss get her just desserts. Just focus on your well-being. Hopefully your next job will be so much better.
- Your boss name starts with Ong right?
- I understand mistakes are normally due to one of three things: workload, training, or personal reasons. The employee may have too much on their plate, they may need to be trained further, or (most difficult of all) they may have a personal issue that is affecting their performance, such as a sick relative who needs frequent care.
- Berating people for their past mistakes never achieves anything and doesn’t put them on a path to improvement. If they were nagging me about past mistakes at the exit interview, I’d be even more glad I’m leaving