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He asked me to do it on Friday... which didn't get done... He's followed it up with me this morning. Said I was busy working on some tasks right now and didn't have time for something that isn't an urgent concern.

I've already mentioned to him that I'm not about to run out the door tomorrow, and that I was just seeing what else was out there ("Fielding opportunities as I was approached by a group and wanted to see where I stood")

He asked me to do it on Friday... which didn't get done... He's followed it up with me this morning. Said I was busy working on some tasks right now and didn't have time for something that isn't an urgent concern.

I've already mentioned to him that I'm not about to run out the door tomorrow, and that I was just seeing what else was out there ("Fielding opportunities as I was approached by a group and wanted to see where I stood")

lol as I said, ball is in their court. Best be hoping that interview you attended turns into a job offer because things will be awkard now...
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Use proprietary software keys that they have to passively rent from you for the rest of your life

inb4 Pat with not good for workplace relationship

I think workplace relationship went out the door when the boss asked him to write his own job description.

Shareware 30day trial that place.

I have no motivation to do my job... (Though, at this very moment I'm waiting for some software to install, so its not complete downtime)

Just had a meeting with the finance department and the boss about an upcoming project. Which will potentially save approx $50,000 in wages per year due to a reduction in data entry work... I put in a rough 2 month estimate for project completion, and he came back with a worried "Are you even going to still be here by then?"

Show me the money bitches or my butt be leaving for $$$$ central. Why should I be loyal to you when you will push my butt to the curve to save money at the drop of the hat.

Don't hate the player, hate the game son.

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