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I used to love my job, but when my new boss came it, he constantly expects me to reply emails after work hours, calls me when I'm on my leave to ask my why my desk is messy (There were things delivered there, but I wasn't there to receive it). I also have the liberty to give offs to my subordinates, but he has also taken away that right.
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Ernest Yeam Wee Leong
06 Apr 2019
Content Creator at www.youtube.com/c/JustBeingErnest
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I have met quite a few in my career before. Replying emails after work hours seem to be a norm most of my career, but there also comes a point when you know that it's time to consider looking when your team members have the exact same sentiments, and have left because of that.
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No harm looking for new opportunities. Update your linkedin, send out some resume, etc. You can always decide again when an offer comes. You'll never know that u will get.
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Jeff Yeo
12 Dec 2018
amateur Social contributor at School of social sharing
I think being happy or at least not annoyed at work is important for your mental health. If you boss is the cause of your unhappiness then I believe the next best way is to move on. There will be better companies and bosses out there
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Steph Yeo
12 Dec 2018
Auntie Uncle Whisperer at Agency for Integrated Care
Sorry to hear about your new boss.
If you like the work you're doing now, i.e. the problem is just...
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You can start looking for jobs
but at the same time see how you can resolve the issues at work
it can be talking to the managemnt about it
or talk to your boss and ask him what does he want to achieve with his way of doing it this way