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Old 03-08-2008, 12:20 AM   #3
blondiebear
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I hate it when I'm treated like that on the job. The best things I can say to do are to;
1. record what happens and when. do this privately, keep the record in your purse or even at home. make sure there is no emotion in the record, even if you have to edit it out later.

2. just keep doing your job and don't argue, don't make waves while you are there. If you can, don't even let the expression on your face give you away that you are upset.

3. you could look for another job

4. This will be most difficult and you don't have to do it. Take the list of what happened to your supervisor's supervisor. But if your supervisor stays your supervisor, your work life is going to be unpleasant.

Dunno if this helps, but it is some positive action you could take.
I understand. Been there, done that.



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