Well, two weeks ago, one of the guys I used to work with finished working for the jerk of a boss we had. He emailed me this weekend, and the news through the grapevine is that the boss from hell is no longer in charge of the office. I think I'm still happy with my new position and it might make it easier for me to build up a client base of my own if things are falling apart there. But I still miss the rest of the gang that I worked with there.
Bizzare! I guess the guy who left gave a pretty scathing exit interview and within a week, this announcement came from the rest of the guys that he was out. He is a principal so they would have to buy him out, but basically they have removed him from the office. I keep having this feeling that if things had held out a while, I'd be running the office now. But I am running my own office, I'm just not as well established.
Katy
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Well, well, well,
Looks like boss Jerk learned the hard way that what goes around, comes around. LOL. It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. It's just a damn shame that he cost the company a couple of it's best engineers before the rug was yanked out from under him.
Tex
Looks like boss Jerk learned the hard way that what goes around, comes around. LOL. It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. It's just a damn shame that he cost the company a couple of it's best engineers before the rug was yanked out from under him.
Tex
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