"These things do happen. Life is not fair. You did not fit the bell curve. I did the best that I could", said his boss with the fake compassion and concern that all bosses in the world master by default.
He did not utter a single word and walked back to his desk. A couple of his colleagues came to his desk with consolation and mockery of him wasting his time and effort by giving 100% to the job role when the company does not care.
One of them said, "If only you had spent time in office politics and boss management instead of slogging off, you would have got that rating as well as the promotion that you deserve."
He just ignored them and opened an excel sheet on his workstation. He put in the names and ran the bell curve.
His supervisor did not fit the bell curve of people he wanted to live.
He did not utter a single word and walked back to his desk. A couple of his colleagues came to his desk with consolation and mockery of him wasting his time and effort by giving 100% to the job role when the company does not care.
One of them said, "If only you had spent time in office politics and boss management instead of slogging off, you would have got that rating as well as the promotion that you deserve."
He just ignored them and opened an excel sheet on his workstation. He put in the names and ran the bell curve.
His supervisor did not fit the bell curve of people he wanted to live.
U r becoming mean in ur writings these days...the negative aspect of ur article.endings is quite interesting... Like the dark poems that we read
ReplyDeleteI thought you liked when I am mean!! :P
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