HEATED!!!!

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cappysweetie
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Okay, tell me if I'm wrong for this ...

My Aries boss presented an email today stating that I wasn't at my post when I was suppose to be there. One of my "superior? employees sent an email to my boss stating that I was around for about an hour last week.

Haha, I'm angry because my post was being used by other employees at the time ... so there wasn't any room for me. I was told that they would be finished in 15 minutes ... however, 15 minutes turned into 50 minutes. One co-worker was looking for me because she had to leave -- she wanted to inform me. My only concern with her is that she could have left a note when she couldn't find me.

Hmmm, I guess I was expected to stick around although the engagement had nothing to do with me.

Yes, I was pissed that my boss believed that I would just randomly "leave" the jobsite without telling anyone. Figures when I ask who said what, everyone is "all thumbs" -- they are such bull-shitters and the make kissing ass look trendy x(

Yes, I did show my anger too ... while she was around 😢 ... I was so heated at the time, I felt like someone deliberately lied for damn reason. Sorry but it's hard to be a phony, I couldn't pretend that I was alright with things ....

Am I wrong for feeling this way ——?
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1- Did you leave the worksite when you were "on the clock"?
2- If they're your subordinates, why did you let them take advantage of the situation? If they were at your post for longer than 15 minutes, then as a boss, you have to take charge and not be walked on and be "superior".
3-Did you let these employees using your post know where you would be in case someone was looking for you? If they did, then you're covered as to why this other employee didn't find you when she needed to leave. Actually, you called her a co-worker, so she didn't need to inform you she was leaving, so her leaving is irrelevent unless you're her boss.
4- In a position of management, one of the traits you must possess is to handle yourself under pressure. By showing your anger, I'm sure your boss was thrown off guard.

Yes, you can be mad, upset, pissed or whatever, but the one thing that came to mind first was "Why allow them 50 minutes when they only needed 15?"
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Hahaha,

I work with people that are much older then I am. No, they did info me that they would using my space until I got there.

Yes, HP 🙂 I was trained on how to be professional and all that other stuff ... BUT sometimes I can't hide the fact that I may disapprove of somethings.

She is suppose to stop by tomorrow and "watch" me. Whatever, I'm still going to do exactly what I've always done. I not going to act different just because she's there. I may not say certain things but that's it.

I can't stand for anyone to be all in my face when I'm working either ... that gets on my nerves.