My boss is a tyrant well-known in the medical publishing industry
in Philadelphia. A very poor planner, he micromanages staff (at
expense of doing his own work), reads everyone's e-mail, screams at
employees at whim when his arbitrary decisions screw up publishing
schedules and anger our physician authors. He is responsible for 25
of 50 employees leaving in one year, with more staffers planning to
leave shortly.
Said one of the many who quit, "It's like working for the
devil."
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My boss is a tyrant well-known in the medical publishing industry
in Philadelphia. A very poor planner, he micromanages staff (at
expense of doing his own work), reads everyone's e-mail, screams at
employees at whim when his arbitrary decisions screw up publishing
schedules and anger our physician authors. He is responsible for 25
of 50 employees leaving in one year, with more staffers planning to
leave shortly.