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AGH! My boss makes me so mad

boo7382

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Boo, are you looking for the same line of work? Have you registered with temp agencies such as Kelly Services and others that supply data entry workers?

No, I'm looking for something different. I do not in any way want to be in the retirement services industry. They hired me b/c of my experience with retirement services at Wachovia Securities. I am just doing this b/c it was offered to me and it gets me marketing experience on my resume. I took the job mainly b/c I though it would be more marketing oriented than it really is.

Yeah, I have interviewed with a lot of temp agencies in Charlotte, I would prefer something full time though.

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How difficult would it be to start doing some of his work for him? Get him comfortable, take some of the stress off him, then take his job.

its hard to explain. I am trying very hard to take over the sales aspect of it since I deal with most of our prospective clients and I am a little more aesthetically pleasing (400 lb slobby looking guy with crumbs all over himself and not brushed hair vs. young blonde)

this is why I get $$ for the clients. the girl before me wasn't getting poo as far as commission goes.

the thing is, with the retirement plan proposals, he is a registered plan administrator and uses this special system we have to prepare plan proposals and then recommend to the clients what they need (401k plan, defined benefit plan, etc) so that part I cant really take over.

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We have openings for a women sales person (yes only a women can get this position) in the beer world.

If you're serious I would totally apply. I talked to a lady from a liquor company a couple months back and she told me I would be great in the liquor industry as a rep with my personality.

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its hard to explain. I am trying very hard to take over the sales aspect of it since I deal with most of our prospective clients and I am a little more aesthetically pleasing (400 lb slobby looking guy with crumbs all over himself and not brushed hair vs. young blonde)

this is why I get $$ for the clients. the girl before me wasn't getting poo as far as commission goes.

the thing is, with the retirement plan proposals, he is a registered plan administrator and uses this special system we have to prepare plan proposals and then recommend to the clients what they need (401k plan, defined benefit plan, etc) so that part I cant really take over.

I know how frustrating it is when you've got certain job responsibilities and not having all the company resources at your disposal. Deal with that every day. I probably spend more time trying to find the info I need than I do the work they ask of me because I don't have access to our databases. It's kind of a slap in the face and makes me work less hard because of it.

PS- I'd be careful about this thread, could get you fired, for real.

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If you're serious I would totally apply. I talked to a lady from a liquor company a couple months back and she told me I would be great in the liquor industry as a rep with my personality.

You do realize you aren't supposed to show up for work at a beer company drunk though right? :D

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Sounds like a fun place to work... :rolleyes:

Not much you can do sounds like other than try and deal with it... sucks that he's costing you $$$. Be careful how you deal with it... don't want to get a bad recommendation if you decide to change jobs or something...

Next time you talk to your corp boss, record his stupid ass so you'll have it on record.

App is called Audio Recorder

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