MY boss just pissed me off. What to do??

[chris100]

I would think in the next 5 min my boss and myself are going to get into it. Wish me luck my friends. He has know idea what im going through and he picked a bad day.

[naughtysmurf]

@chris100 is it really worth losing your job over? Maybe go for a short walk outside to calm down some?

[HHMuse]

Storm into his office and piss all over his desk.

That is, if you don't want to work there anymore.

[zakalipo]

I would think in the next 5 min my boss and myself are going to get into it. Wish me luck my friends. He has know idea what im going through and he picked a bad day.

Sorry to hear that chris100. I've actually read recently an article named "How to handle a bad boss". Here is the link: How to Handle a Bad Boss - BusinessWeek

Even if you're in a rough mood, try to keep your cool and try to think of things you would like to tell him, and things he will tell you so that you have an answer against him.

Make sure he doesn't feel "attacked" because then the conversation will go nowhere.

Best of luck!

[Good Apollo]

I would think in the next 5 min my boss and myself are going to get into it. Wish me luck my friends. He has know idea what im going through and he picked a bad day.

You know the scene in Fight Club where Ed Norton beats the Sh!t out of himself in a way that made it look like his boss did it and received free pay for life without working?

That probably wouldnt work. But if noone else's idea sound good...

[britt-bleu]

Love it @ nopizza! I wish I had the balls (I'm a girl) to do something like that

You know the scene in Fight Club where Ed Norton beats the Sh!t out of himself in a way that made it look like his boss did it and received free pay for life without working?

That probably wouldnt work. But if noone else's idea sound good...

[chris100]

You know the scene in Fight Club where Ed Norton beats the Sh!t out of himself in a way that made it look like his boss did it and received free pay for life without working?

That probably wouldnt work. But if noone else's idea sound good...

Good one nopizza lol

[newage]

how bad do you need that job? keep your cool, find a replacement, then go apeshit once you have a new one lined up

[badlady]

I think we would all love to tell the boss where to go, but jobs are not so easy to come by these days, so try and think it through....

[itis]

4 words, poop in his shoes. Don't autograph it or anything, just poop in his shoe/s

[no name]

Last time I was in this situation and I told my boss how I really felt at the moment, He was actually a very nice Guy he even gave me a six month vacation twice a year...

[zakalipo]

Last time I was in this situation and I told my boss how I really felt at the moment, He was actually a very nice Guy he even gave me a six month vacation twice a year...

LOL! Good one.

Any news, @chris100? I know bosses are not always the most pleasant to deal with.

[cherrybomb]

Hey @chris100 try to keep your cool. If you don't need the job that is one thing but think about references etc. before you react!

Maybe take a mylan?? Just kidding :P

All the best, but take it easy

[Demona]

Everyone here has already said it. Calm down and think about why you work there. What are your skill sets? Is he a huge factor in the job or only around once in awhile to annoy? Get something else lined up or at least consider references.

In extreme cases let him fire you don't quit - unemployment wages aren't kind to quitters. I've never actually had to draw those wages but every time I'd threaten to quit my dad would remind me not to - he said nope, put that anger into making yourself the least useful employee on the planet. Funny thing is he's only drawn that once himself...but it is sort of the old joke about job advice between us.

[tadpol]

Revenge is a dish ALWAYS best served. Cold. Smile, take all the crap your boss can possibly dish. Apologize every so sincerely. Then offer to get his/her coffee the next time you get yourself some. I'm sure you can figure out the rest quite nicely

[MellowMind]

@chris100 Sorry to hear that you are upset. But as other posters have stated it may be wise to take a step back from the situation and regroup. I'm only saying this because it can be tough trying to find a job right now, so you may want to reconsider fighting with your boss and finding other more helpful ways to cope with your frustrations.
I know it's easier said than done, but you should never take your work home with you. Always find ways to shut your brain off as soon as you get home and focus on other things. Don't ever let it consume you. Above all else exercise can help you quite a bit on letting out pent up frustrations.
Please take care and update us.

[Good Apollo]

@chris100; did you have a convo with him?

[chris100]

No i just thought it through and did nothing. Im glad i did that cause things could have got ugly. Thanks for the advice friends.

[padillaernest]

Just give your boss a couple of days to cool down then talk to him again.

[Keith K Stone]

No i just thought it through and did nothing. Im glad i did that cause things could have got ugly. Thanks for the advice friends.

It sounds like you made the correct decision.
My boss causes grief everyday.
You just gotta go with the flow.
Sort of like a @Waterfall.