I"ve had my fair share of dickhead bosses as well. My dad told me a long time ago "never quit a job unless you already have another one"
I think that was good advice. Keep a picture of that new sled you want in your pocket and when your boss isn't looking, stare at it, think of his words and repeat to yourself silently "like water off a ducks back, like water off a ducks back, like water......etc."
When you're young it's hard not to take everything personally, like the guys on here, they're just trying to get a rise out of you, so try not to take it the wrong way
Telling him off will only get you fired, it's not like you're a nuclear physicist and he needs you to save the world, he'll send you packing, go into his office, pick through that stack of resumes, and have his new whipping boy there before you clean out your locker
Find that new job first, then tell him off, at least you'll feel better, and don't forget that picture of your new sled when you leave!!
Someone else mentioned in this thread " the grass isn't always greener" and I'll add "be careful what you wish for" because the new boss might be worse than the old one. They are all going to be friendly when they hire you (if he acted like an azzhole in the interview would you actually take the job?)
Good luck Joey
Hey Joey but thats the way it is at Timmy`s us in the real world would be toast if we moved that slow. Try 7 Eleven,
our uniforms dont have pockets
we might be thieves
Thanks for the Rep Joey.
Very mature responses to peoples posts.
