Clarification/Follow-up by PLUTUS1947 on 06/21/03 11:08 am:
Hello Anonymous

I would like to answer your question but I am sorry but I do not quite under it.

Could you please tell my what exactly you are employed to do in the office eg, filing, dealing with mail etc.

I do not understand what you mean when you say:

"Then when i do get organized he tells me not to touch his stuff but organize his papers."

How can you organise his papers without handling them.

Having worked in an office for many years I know what it can be like.

Regards

ICARUS

Clarification/Follow-up by Anonymous on 06/22/03 1:20 am:
to the office where i have moved i do not have a desk yet. So i am using his desk, his computer, his printer etc. When i came, his desk was pilled up with fils and paper. His surroundings are also cluttered with stationary, empty boxes of toners etc.

When I say to him the surroundings look filthy and need to be cleared up he replies “don’t touch any of my stuff or throw away anything that might be important”. When I ask him to come and see what I have piled up or what I need his advice on he never does. Though he portrays something else to the boss and surrounding secretaries (i have been told this behind his back by others). He shows them that filing still needs to be done and our boss’ office still needs to be cleared up.


Talking to our boss won’t help. He is the type of boss who does not like to be bothered with little office rifts and just wants his work done on time and on his desk.