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Sketchy bossDear Your Honor,
I recently got a new job as heading up a new office, where the primary
office is in another city. Problem is: I looked on the bar site and the
owner of the firm has numerous sanctions, probation periods and one partial
suspension. I think I can make something out of the new office, but do not
want this type of thing on MY record. The owner of the firm has assured me
I can do whatever I want with this office and do not have to follow
anything the other offices do. Also not sure if I want to list this job on
my resume--LOL--maybe I could just continue to list Contract work on my
resume?? What do you think?
wickedangel
posted 2006-03-04 20:28:51
Dear wickedangel,
Take the opportunity to head up the new office. Do your best and try to
remain above the corrupt boss.
Keep an eye out for anything that could bring you down with him. At the
same time, constantly endeavor to elevate the entire firm.
When its time to move on, I predict you will have done so well you will
want it on your resume.
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