My Millennial Boss:
The story of true leadership and how it impacted my life and career
At age 39, I’d been working for at least 25 years. I’d had a few vacations here and there, but I’d never taken any serious time off between jobs.
I worked for a major hospital system. My boss was inept, lazy, and unwilling to do his own work. He liked it better when I did his work.
When he showed his abusive side, I realized I was not willing to accept this behavior in exchange for a paycheck.
Not anymore.
I am smart.
I am capable.
I collect skills like some people collect baseball cards.
I have my fucking master’s degree.
And I am a gritty-ass hustler and I had done some pretty shitty jobs and I had put in my time.
So I put in my notice, and three weeks later, I was gone.
I had several interviews with a larger health system, but they had issues, too.
For one job, I endured four interviews and the final insult of an acute examination of my qualifications, old fashioned high school oral test style…
