"Did you deliberately plan to leave me in all this mess? I mean, it's like you set out to leave just when all of this is due....You've hosed me, hosed me, you have no idea what position this leaves me in....Seriously, why didn't you tell me last week this couldn't humanly get done by the 17th?"
And so on and so on.
I knew the contract wasn't going to get renewed and she said with some sly spite at the staff meeting that she "couldn't just keep paying for someone to fix mistakes people made when they were initially writing documents." And that funding ended on April 1 for the work I had been doing.
You are obviously reading the blog of a Machiavellian genius. Bow down before me and watch those margins, bub.
3 comments:
*snerk*
Saves you that resignation letter and 2 weeks notice, doesn't it?
Maeve expected you to volunteer to do all the impossible work on nights and weekend before the 17th. She needs to pony up the cash to get another contractor to finish the job. But, nice try Maeve.
Maeve needs lessons in scheduling and planning. And what they really need to do is hire some real writers to do the initial writing, instead of getting the cheapest workers possible, and then playing redo and catch-up constantly. Besides, she KNEW you were leaving, one way or another. Oh, sorry, that involved planning....
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