i was late to work and my boss gave me a lecture so i couldn't help myself start crying and he told me to get out. who was in the wrong?
198714
Seriously? It's not professional to cry or be made to cry. Frankly you're both wrong and weird. \n\nIt's just a job. You cry at funerals and the end of Old Yeller... not work.
199008
Yes, Go back to work. Be tough, tell her you didnt appreciate what she did and how unprofessional it is to act like that. It seems like they still want you to work there and everything, you arent the first person to ever get mad and walk off the job, but if the abuse continues or gets worse then you will have to consider something else.
639560
Get another job. It sounds like you are unhappy. Don't worry about it. Tell the manager you think you should be treated better and just give them a 2 week notice.
603895
It sounds like you are being a scapegoat for some idiots mistakes.  If I was you, I would ask to to your Line Manager and express your concerns like why are these mistakes constantly occuring and you are taking the blame for them,  let your manager know that its getting down and you may have to consider leaving your job.\n\nA good manager should be approachable, understanding and willing to help you through this.  If the problem remains unsolved for say a month then leave.  No job is worth the grief.
160026
I would say it's "because of unethical behaviour of my current boss".  I wouldn't offer any more than that unless they asked for specifics.  Even then I wouldn't be comfortable sounding like I am bad-mouthing my old boss. \n\nEven though you are absolutely right to leave for those reasons, new bosses don't care to hear about how bad your old boss is (in my experience)
378680
This happens in all jobs.  The higher up the ladder you go, the worse it gets.  You must learn to deal with it in a diplomatic way.  Always be nice to them, and never say a word out of the way.  Don't always go crying to the boss either, as he will start to think you are the problem.  If you keep your cool and do your job real good, then he will see what the real truth is himself.  People like that always makes the mistake first, and it will come back to bite them in the @ss.  You could give the boss a copy of the email, and tell him in a nice way, "that's so immature" and leave it at that.  He should get the hint.  Good Luck!!!
557749
Although you showed poor judgment in meeting him, he was the one who was harassing you, making you feel like your job was dependent on him. Now you need to focus on doing you job well. You shouldn't be fired for reporting your former boss' behavior. You can be fired if you don't do your job.
289519
Congradulations! I think that you have closed the door on a strenuous and an apparently health threatening situation. Over worked and under appreciated i was once too, useless until needed i always told myself even tho i also ran the whole office.\nDon't open that door back up girl, keep it closed for yourself!
361599
Hi Ena,   Tell your boss you need a break, and need to take some time off.\n\n  Clowmy
164814
Any boss that yells at you should not be in the position of boss.  His yelling at you is a sign of weakness on his part and second cutting your pay because of the budget is a crock of crap.  I'll bet 99 to 1 that he's not taking a pay cut.  Chances are that if he really IS telling the truth ablut the budget, then his personna is most likely why the company is failing.  If can't treat the clients/customers with respect either, (like yourself) then you need to get out of there A.S.A.P.  BUT! before you take a hike, try to find another job you can go to, and second, when you leave, do it with grace.  Don't burn your bridges.  If you can supply him with a two week notice, do it.  But it sounds like this guy is gonna fire you as soon as he sees your resignation paper.  In either case, treat him with respect even if he doesn't show you any.  By the way, I don't know about the rest of the United States, but in Texas it's against the the law for a former employer to give a "bad reference" to a prospective employer to whom you have applied.  And lastly, no matter where you work, try NOT to have any visitors during working hours.
485069
I'm confused, Nurse says you should NOT be at work then Doc says GO to work. Dont know what is wrong with you but you should see your doctor again and ask questions.
577549
first of all, i'm sorry to hear that you quit your job and that you're feelin so bad about the action you did.\n\nmaybe you were just so caught in the emotion at the moment, so you dropped the bomb, went ahead and quit... only to have some second thoughts at the end.\n\nnow don't feel so bad about it... you hated your job, might be you're so unhappy about it already, and thank that you were able to quit before you went nuts staying & bearing with it a little bit longer.\n\nwhat you have to do now is to relax and rest. then once you have stored enough energy, you can go try to look for another job. i know you can make it. =)
667032
Everyone has had problems at work at some point in their lives. Some put up and shut up, others stamp their feet and leave!! \nIf you left because you felt you were unfairly treated then that is a case for a tribunal, but you will have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that is was in fact unfair, and not just you not appreciating being told what to do!\nAre you regretting leaving? Have you gone back and spoken to the boss?\nSometimes a boss will actually give you a second chance if you eat some humble pie and admit that you may have over reacted. Swallow your pride and ask to speak with him if you want your job back, you can then explain what your issues were and hopefully resolve them.\nIf you don't want to work there again then fair enough. You have quit the position and that is that! If the Friends you made are real friends they will socialise with you outside of the workplace anyway.\n\nGood luck
218966
I say if you walked out in the first place the jobs causing you stress, try looking for something else. And tell your therapist maybe she can help you figure out things you'de like to do more than yer other stressfull job!\n\nGood Luck Miss Unemployeed and stressed on....SmileyCat : )
203547
I sympathise with you. I have worked in places where people don't pull their weight and took liberties. \n\nIt's difficult when you are the new guy and if you went to your boss, it would look like you are telling tales out of school.\n\nI would wait a while, maybe mention it to the guy himself and after a while if things have not improved, see your line manager. \n\nA good manager should not let something like this happen anyway. You may be better off going to Human Resources. Good luck.
397463
GET OUT NOW!!\n\nYou don't owe this person ANYTHING!!\n\nFor a boss to say it's a 'personality clash' is diabolical!!\n\nWhat kind of management style is that? S**t - that's what!!\n\nYou SO deserve better.\n\nGO RIGHT THIS MINUTE AND DON'T LOOK BACK!
657625
Lawsuit?  Absolutely not.  I can't think of anything he did wrong but be an idiot.  But I don't think you're wrong to have been a little creeped out.  That's ridiculously unprofessional behavior, and quite juvenile.  Does your boss happen to be 6?\n\nIf he remains to be that way for the next 2 weeks you can consider not finishing the 2 weeks.  I told my boss I was giving him two weeks once and he said, "You F***ed me.  You F***ed me."  Kinda felt reassured to know why exactly I was leaving.  You should feel the same way.