Has your supervisor thanked you lately?

[Creeker]

I know that I'm doing a good job when I don't get called in or written up :p

MMmm, nice try, but no.;)

The job you are doing is exactly the job you should be doing without any extra petting. Its also known as "Par". It ain't bad, but it ain't "good" either.

Doing more than you should is doing a "Good" job.:cool:

[cntryboy0531]

Me and another deputy busted two guys dumping stolen vehicles in a grove, i setup perimeter and called for air and k9. The other guy tracked with k9 while I continuously adjusted perimeter for a 5 mile track. ended up catching them both. Only thing my Sgt told me at the time was "hurry up, i can't go home until you get your report done." And other gripes.

Today she did something that irritated me on a call. I griped for a few seconds about it to another deputy I thought I could trust. No big deal, small gripe. Deputy went and ran to the supervisor later and tattled on me. Got a nice "do you have a problem with me?" computer message after I left the jail processing a DUI I found.. :rolleyes:

Not only do I have a supervisory that doesn't like good jobs.. but I have a snitch on the shift as well. :rolleyes:

[Darin]

Let me be the first to say GOOD JOB cntryboy!!!!! :D

[Hockey9019]

Not only do I have a supervisory that doesn't like good jobs.. but I have a snitch on the shift as well. :rolleyes:

As I have been told,


Welcome to adulthood :p



Its too bad to be like that though.

[Adamantine]

Looks like a lot of these problems translate to my job as well. Guess people are people, no matter what they do for a living.

[CelicaGuy]

Not only do I have a supervisory that doesn't like good jobs.. but I have a snitch on the shift as well. :rolleyes:

There is only one person in my entire unit that I feel I can talk to. She is great, I can talk to her about anything and vice versa!!!

[cjcrew022000]

I got so scared of being near her that I wouldn't even come into the station for ANYTHING unless I was called by dispatch or her. I hated life working every day looking back over my shoulder to see her staring down and nitpicking every single thing I did!

That must have been a crappy situation marinepilot. I think this is everyone's worst nightmare considering how much time we spend at work. While we are on the topic, does anyone have any tips on how to deal with a situation like this? Do you go above the supervisor? Talk to them one on one?

[CelicaGuy]

That must have been a crappy situation marinepilot. I think this is everyone's worst nightmare considering how much time we spend at work. While we are on the topic, does anyone have any tips on how to deal with a situation like this? Do you go above the supervisor? Talk to them one on one?

I would start one on one, if they still don't listen......(more then likely they won't:rolleyes Than go up the chain of command. Try to handle something by yourself before you go up the chain of command.

[SgtJJ]

As a line sergeant I have offered praise to my troops both new and old for doing a good job. I do not think however constant reassurance for doing your job is necessary. As some mentioned earlier you get paid to do the job so I expect you are expected to do it. With that said if the only time you hear from your Sgt is when you are getting your but chewed then that is a problem also.

[smcc360]

My boss just thanked me with a time off award, which was damned nice of him.

In general, though, I'm willing to forgo the attaboys, as long as the paychecks keep clearing.

[CelicaGuy]

I forgot about this thread, my boss thanked me because I went though and put the new header on ALL of our documents, as well as updating 4 of them, and makeing 2 new ones!!!! It was third shift working security nothing to do, so I decided to do something other than watch youtube!