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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think it’s disrespectful of the employee. It’s the workplace equivalent of going to “dad” when “mom” said no to something. It shows that employee did not respect your authority and/or thought she was more able of convincing your boss than you were, or that you never even tried but told her you did. Where I work this would not fly. Employee would be told by big boss[b] “I’m not sure why you’re bringing this to me. Your direct supervisor and I discussed it, and I understood she was going to communicate the results of that discussion to you. Did that not take place?”[/b] [/quote] This. My supervisor's boss would be super irritated if we did this. And say exactly this. [/quote] I’m guessing this is a last ditch effort and employee knew boss was gonna be pissed. Employee is definitely job hunting, hence pulling this move. They will leave within the next couple of months. [/quote]
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