RE: **SPAM** Re: What's the significance of a draft

[Kim Roper <kim -dot- roper -at- vitana -dot- com>]

Andrew Plato wrote:

> Note to self: hide drafts from nosy boss. 

Mmmmm, nice idea, but once a micromanager starts in on someone, he's likely
to get worse if his attempts are subverted.   Suddenly it's a conspiracy,
and the next thing you know, he's making accusations and demands that you
present your work to him (unless, of course, you have something to hide).

> But, you do have to wonder about a set-up. Might want to at 
> least start planning
> an exit strategy in case your boss decides to use this as 
> some kind of excuse for berating you. 

.. and do it while you can still get a good reference out of the company.
Even micromanagers have allies.

> Sounds like a person who drives a Corvette. :-) 

Old 'Vette or new 'Vette?


Sláinte ... Kim

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