Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look for a new job. You do not need a written reference letter. It sounds like it isn't you and they are having marital issues, thinking of separating. If they separate, they may not be able to afford two households and a nanny. Time for a new job.
+1 He's probably got the possible end of his marriage on his mind. That doesn't excuse the rudeness, but you have to understand it's not personal. Do look for a new position; you can always can your mind if things improve.
Anonymous wrote:So you guys don’t think I have to talk about his rudeness
Yes I think they are going to separate.
Anonymous wrote:So you guys don’t think I have to talk about his rudeness
Yes I think they are going to separate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look for a new job. You do not need a written reference letter. It sounds like it isn't you and they are having marital issues, thinking of separating. If they separate, they may not be able to afford two households and a nanny. Time for a new job.
+1 He's probably got the possible end of his marriage on his mind. That doesn't excuse the rudeness, but you have to understand it's not personal. Do look for a new position; you can always can your mind if things improve.
Anonymous wrote:Look for a new job. You do not need a written reference letter. It sounds like it isn't you and they are having marital issues, thinking of separating. If they separate, they may not be able to afford two households and a nanny. Time for a new job.
Anonymous wrote:Get the reference letter from mb. Start looking for positions with a September start, but let both mb and dB know it’s theoretical at this point. Also, send an email to bth stating that you like the child, but you would like the relationship to remain professional. Db doesn’t have to be polite, but simply not responding may not cross the line into being rude. Try not talking to him, see what happens.