Annoying Boss Boring Job Pay and Seniority You've been working at your current company for about a year. Over time, your boss has become more and...

Annoying Boss Boring Job Pay and Seniority You‘ve been working at your current company forabout a year. Over time, your boss has become moreand more annoying to you. It's not that your boss is a load person, or even necessarily a heel boss. It'smore a personality conflict—the way your boss talksthe way your boss manages every little thin g, eventhe facial expressions your looss uses. The more timepasses. the more you just can't stand to be aroundyour boss. You‘ve been working at your current company forabout a year. You've come to realize that your job is pretty boring. It's 1th first real job you've everhai::|II and at first it was nice to have some moneyand something to do every clay. But the "new job"excitement has Iworn off, and things are actuallyquite monotonous. 5ame thing every day. It's to thepoint that you check your watch every hour, andWednesdays feel like they should be Fridays. You‘ve been working at your current company forabout a year. The consensus is that you're doing agreat job—you've gotten excellent performanceevaluations and have emerged as a leader on manyprojects. As you've achimd this high status, how-ayen. you’ve come to feel that you’re underpaid.Your cornpany's pay procedures emphasize senioritymuch more than job performance. As a result. youlook at other members of your project teams andsee poor performers making much more than you.just because dteyye been with the company longer. Two likelybehaviors: Two likelybehaviors: Two likelybehaviors: