Today I am abbbsooluttteeellllyyy fuming! I cannot believe my boss!
I asked for my contract to end a week and a half earlier than what it is right now. AND SHE HAD THE GUTS TO SAY NO- indirectly of course. Through e-mail. And explaining that I had to "train" the new person. BS. More like spoon feed the new person- and how effin long does training take? I'm not a rocket scientist .....I'm admin! Geez. Two weeks max, what does she expect me to do, train this girl for an entire month???
During my review two months ago she asked what challenges I faced, and one of the challenges I told her about was having to start with no training, no direction of any sort. Hell, I didn't even know who our suppliers were...BUT the part that ticks me off the most is when I told her that she brushed it off like it was no big deal. Her response was, "Well, no one ever spoon fed me". AND NOW she expects me to put together a contact list, a prep package, "training" for this new person. The nerve of her ......
Yes, it does suck. The fact that I had to struggle to find my way around the business and my job and my boss doesn't even think twice about how hard it was for me. Yet this new person is getting things put on a plate and served to them- at my expense. At the expense of my time, my energy. I'm still job hunting- no, I haven't had a whole lot of time to look out for me.
I have to wonder what she thinks I did for an entire year- God, she's an idiot.
I can totally understand passing projects on to a new hire- of course, they need to know what is going on. Of course, training of *some* sort is required but is 1.25 weeks off really asking for too much?
Anyways, this was more of me venting than anything. I haven't felt this angry in a while. These past couple of weeks I've been going through a host of emotions- could be the fact that I'm fasting and the caffeine deprivation is causing mood swings, could be that job hunting is stressful with a full-time job and part-time classes, or it just could be that I'm sick and tired of the crap I have to put up with at work.
In any case, I know I`ll bounce back up.