i've been at my new job for slightly under 2 months and for the most part, i love it. i like the people I work with and I like what I do. I like the people that are under me and i've gotten a lot of compliments.
the problem is the owner/ceo.
first of all, he's 6'5, probably 250lbs, and 40 years old. he talks down to EVERYONE, cuts me off when i'm talking, and often walks away in the middle of a conversation and says, "i'm done with this conversation" when i'm trying to get clarification or discuss our marketing plans.
that's not the problem though. the problem is:
a. he curses constantly. he says "fuck" in every conversation, a few times. It doesn't offend me, obviously, but it's NOT appropriate for business. and certainly not when it's him talking down to me and telling me "this isn't what I fucking wanted."
b. monday I was in a conference call with the sales team. the CEO was demonstrating a sales call and gave out his fake email address during a fake phone call as "mrs smith@ I've got big breasts dot com."
He was sitting across from me when he said it.
c. during the meeting, he his laptop got a virus. he turned to our security expert in the room and said, "my computer has a trojan.... I guess I had cybersex and forgot to wear a rubber."
there are other instances that happen, but I can't remember. little things, but not appropriate. Should I just write them down with dates for future reference/use?
the problem is the owner/ceo.
first of all, he's 6'5, probably 250lbs, and 40 years old. he talks down to EVERYONE, cuts me off when i'm talking, and often walks away in the middle of a conversation and says, "i'm done with this conversation" when i'm trying to get clarification or discuss our marketing plans.
that's not the problem though. the problem is:
a. he curses constantly. he says "fuck" in every conversation, a few times. It doesn't offend me, obviously, but it's NOT appropriate for business. and certainly not when it's him talking down to me and telling me "this isn't what I fucking wanted."
b. monday I was in a conference call with the sales team. the CEO was demonstrating a sales call and gave out his fake email address during a fake phone call as "mrs smith@ I've got big breasts dot com."
He was sitting across from me when he said it.
c. during the meeting, he his laptop got a virus. he turned to our security expert in the room and said, "my computer has a trojan.... I guess I had cybersex and forgot to wear a rubber."
there are other instances that happen, but I can't remember. little things, but not appropriate. Should I just write them down with dates for future reference/use?