Unsuccessful

Arsehole Boss has managed to avoid me all day – an at least semi-impressive task, given that there’s only eight of us in the office – but any time I see he’s free, he’s always “about to do something” which he perceives as important.

It should be pointed out that this includes such hyper-relevant stuff as installing an Xbox 360 in the new “staff lounge” (ex-meeting room) so it’s nice to see where his priorities lie.

In truth, I’m not all that bothered. It just means that I’ll do everything I need to as an email tomorrow to AB, the CEO, and the head of HR, and it’ll just be official, instead of working through word-of-mouth. Because, of course, with the office move all the important (well, relevant, anyway) people are now in London, which means us lowly developers don’t get to see them. Great in most circumstances, but utterly fucking shit when it comes to things like wanting to see the buggers, in order to try and sort out a decent leaving package…

Still, roll on tomorrow – it should make it more fun, and in some ways it actually works to my advantage, as it’ll conveniently illustrate why I feel I’m being sidelined, and my position made untenable in the company…