Three years ago I embarked on a Grand Adventure. After being self employed for 19 years, the idea of not being concerned with making payroll every two weeks and putting up with the IRS sounded very appealing. I went to work for an established architectural firm and threw myself into it. The man that owned the company was a micro-manager type and for 24 months everything was fine. I even brought many of my clients with me on this journey. However, I have been there 37 months and 24 days. The last 13 months and 24 days have been hard on me and harder on my clients. The question: "Why don't you quit your crappy job?" first came from my clients.
THE CLIENT IS ALWAYS RIGHT
I suddenly occurred to me: "Maybe I shouldn't work for someone who doesn't care about the clients, worships the ground he walks on, and operates is business like the "soup Nazi on a good day".
I better stop before I get negative.
I quit.
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