How to Support Bullied Daughter

MizzBee
Sun, 16 Oct 2011 15:24:03 +0000

I had a nightmare boss for a while and found that email was my best friend. I documented everything-deadlines, meeting minutes, expectations, roles and responsibilities. I kept very detailed notes so that she was unable to say that she “never okayed that”, since I had proof of her being at the meeting and not voicing her concerns. He favorite position at the company was to make sure something critical got overloked so that she could jump in and save the day, getting all the glory and making others look like idiots. She had ruined a few careers before she met me. Through my extra work-there was no crisis, so she couldn’t jump in like a hero. After a few projects, she tried to sabotage a project and ended up with the ruined career and forced retirement. I had to be diligent and very professional all along because I couldn’t let her see that I was “out to get her” in any way.