Office Quandries
Peter Rachleff
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Weekly Answers to Office Quandries |
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Professor Peter Rachleff |
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Can the group of you frame your needs and desires in written form, maybe
with a petition or letter? Would a couple of you be willing to deliver it
to
your boss, as adults, and try to have an adult conversation about it?
What
happens next depends on her reaction. If she blows her top--and she
sounds
like the type to--you might have to implement an action plan; one where
you,
the group of you, begin to withdraw your cooperation with her rules and
regulations. Let
her feel a little pressure about getting her projects done. This will
take
some commitment and organization or your part, but you're already
committed
and organized enough to get the work out every day. Why not turn those
qualities to your own benefit? Seems reasonable to me.
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