So, my boss just knows how to make every day a bit more interesting, if you catch my drift. But there’s this one thing that really gets on my nerves!
Every single morning, without fail, he does rounds in the office like some kind of drill sergeant. We’re all just trying to settle in, you know? Grab that first crucial cup of coffee, maybe catch up on some emails. And here comes the boss, nitpicking about everything and anything.
If your desk is a little cluttered, they’re on it. Got your screen brightness cranked up? There’s a comment for that too. And the remarks aren’t just offhand—no, they’ve got this personal sting. Like, “Planning to open a paper store with all these, are we?” or “What’s this, prepping for a beach vacation with that bright screen?” Every. Single. Morning.
It’s like, instead of gearing up for a productive day, we’re all just bracing ourselves for the morning critique. Trust me, it’s not just me who feels this way. You should see everyone’s faces; it’s like we’re tiptoeing around our own desks.
This whole thing sets a weird vibe for the rest of the day. Feels like you’re constantly on alert, waiting for that next jab. It’s kind of a downer and really, just throws you off your game.
You might think, “It’s just a few comments, what’s the big deal?” But picture this every day, first thing when you walk in. It starts to weigh on you, changing how you feel about even coming to work. It’s just a bummer and, honestly, pretty exhausting.
