Posted on 04/12/2005 by Make_it_stop
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Two weeks ago I quit my job and left on very good terms. Today I started a new one. This morning, my boss actually had the nerve to track me down AT MY NEW PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT and called to ask me some questions about some work I left behind at my old job. He actually spent 15 minutes on the phone with my NEW BOSS explaining that I had made a mistake in the work I left and that he needed some answers or needed me to fix it pronto. Um...hello?! I don't work for you anymore! I quit my job for a reason! I can't even believe this guy had the nerve to do this to me! You might be glad to know that I did not help him and told him he cannot call me for work he's not paying for anymore. Now I have to spend the rest of the week living down this embarrassment!
booker (08/03/2005)
Kudos to you for standing up for yourself! You're not anyone's b*tch. The nerve of your ex-boss for thinking you were.
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