Can you elaborate? Please post a SP or SQL code block the way you like it and the way she likes it. Obscure any proprietary details, of course.


>It's little things that drive me crazy too. You know how you can format a SQL statement to be more readable? She insists that I keep any that I modify in this streaming kind of jumble that is hard to read and modify. It makes no sense whatsoever, other than the fact that she wants it her way. I wish I was the type to let that stuff go, but doing things "just because" just gets under my skin. I'm definately looking around, but it will be hard to find something that I won't hate more that pays as much.
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>>You describe a boss exactly like I had once, where her mood ruled the day. She was a very smart lady in all areas except consistency, where her mood today overrode decisions of yesterday.
>>Fortunately for me it was a very short contracty ('robo-coder" as she called it) so I just got it done and got outta there. I was asked to stay longer but told her I already had another job lined up (which I did).
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>>good luck Renoir.
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>>>I know that I'm a hard person to have working under someone, but I am so tired of dealing with the idiocyncrasies of bosses that I just want to quit and count clover in some far-off field. My current "functional" boss - meaning she gives me my work, but someone else has the admin duties - is killing me. I never know what mood she's going to be in when I have to deal with her. Is it the nice, caring one, or the moody, stressed one? Never know. It's like we're dating. And not the cool first third of the relationship, but rather the last "what are you doing here" third. I like what I do, but I swear I have got to find somewhere else to go. Yeah, I know, but I really don't care if they read this or not. What about others? Is it the same everywhere and it's just my problem with authority, or are there really good bosses out there to work for?