Posted on 11/05/2005 by momalie2
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OK- so I wrote awhile back about my boss from hell I worked for an up and coming retail store....anywho, It finally got to the point I contacted my District Manager to discuss my issues with my store manager...lot of good that did... She basically put it all back on me and swore she would keep our conversation confidential. YEAH RIGHT!!!pretty sure within the hour it took me to drive to work that my store manager knew all my converse with the District Manager. By the end of our conversation she had me convinced that there was something terribly wrong with me and actually said...and I quote "you know they make something called St. John's Wart. maybe you should get some. whatever it takes to make you happier person". OMG I couldn't believe she actually said that. Anyway---I am now looking for a different job.can't wait to tell her where to stick her St. John's wart!!!
Walk the Planks (11/06/2005)
Management-types and higher-ups always stick together. Remember, for the most part, it is them, and then it is the rest of us. We're like two different groups of beings.
c - - (11/06/2005)
Chalk it up to experience. Heart to heart with supervisory types never works./ Don't fall for the St. Johns Wort either or any other herbal or chemical straight jacket these managerial types want to put you in. Everything can be somebody's gate way drug./ If they had it their way we would all be on prozac, had hysterectomies or vasectomies and the ideal weight.
tiredofbeingyourmomma (11/07/2005)
You didn't get a copy of the "I'm a Shallow Airhead" manual, did you?
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