I'm not sure if I'm really kicking up a fuss for nothing or there is really something wrong....I've got to analyse that....before concluding......my dad would say, a boss is a boss, sometimes, you've got to take shit 'cos they pay you the dough.
Here's the attempted analysis:
1. What do you like about the new work place?
- not so busy
- boss is quite flexible about taking time off, either for bring son to doc or some other reason
- one of the colleague is quite ok while the other didn't really like. there was another colleague whom I'm ok with, left
- more or less established that I could go off on time during certain day in the week to study
- oh ya - $ is good.
- it's a new business to learn
- gives a laptop to work with
- generous when come to celebration
2. What do you not like about the new work place?
- communication with the boss is not so clear or without hiccups currently
- won't have any propspect here in 1 or 2 years
- his attitude when dealing with staff could be improved - like 'my door is always opened' but when you look at the face, it says 'door close - do not disturb'
- boss = typical male. 1 track mind only.
- Almost didn't make it to take leave to study.
- feel bad if colleague has to cover during busy times when I need to go on leave.
- foul language used quite openly in the company but not in the team I work in. affecting but not a big deal (I'm surprise that this even come in as a reason, caused I remembered being a bit of foul mouth myself in younger days).
- In previous co, I'm more involved in my role, such that I take few instructions, do coordination, advise my ex-boss more, take care of more staff. Now, take more instructions, and wait for instructions, less advisory (at this point of time), almost no staff.
- Having to observe the mood of the boss, before approaching does not help
No comments:
Post a Comment