Rude boss…. What would you Nannie’s do if MB said this….

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you for your ideas. Tomorrow I will tell her that I’m not available for the fall, and that I now understand that when she said “I’d still like you for the fall” she actually meant to get a new job and I’m sorry for the misunderstanding.

What is your problem? You don't need to tell her anything. She already told you she is letting you go. So, the only thing to ask is are you working over the summer or when is your last day. This is either fake or you love drama.

It’s fake. I recognize this poster’s writing style and spelling/punctuation errors. Ignore.

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04/25/2023 13:30

Subject: Re:Rude boss…. What would you Nannie’s do if MB said this….

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Honestly, if she's just getting divorced with a little kid, I'd cut her some slack. If she hasn't ever talked to you like that before, maybe send her an email or a text and let her respond to you when she has time.

I am never a proponent of allowing people to speak rudely to anyone, but it sounds like this woman is going through a lot and that may have colored her conversation with you, so if you'd still like to work for her, then be willing to let it go.

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04/26/2023 15:34

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Anonymous wrote:You find a new job and in the meantime, go back to school. You write like a third grader.

I had no difficult understanding OP. You, on the other hand are as rude a b...ch as her boss.