Dear Amy: I am incredibly hurt by not being invited to either of my two employees’ baby showers. It’s just the three of us in this office.
Because of my choice to provide growth and creative opportunities for these employees, as well as flexibility and generous compensation and benefits – my life is pretty miserable.
After addressing this with these women calmly and honestly, you should also reassess your business model. If you professionalize your office experience, you’ll create more of a boundary between yourself and these employees; thus you would also be less hurt by their personal choices.Dear Amy: We live in a quiet cul-de-sac. Our homes are spread apart and noise has never been an issue.When the pandemic hit, her thirtysomething son “Brad,” who worked in the restaurant industry, moved in with her to make ends meet after his restaurant was shut down.You can hear it coming from almost a mile away.
I assume that Brad’s car bothers everyone in the area as he circles the cul de sac at night and then sits with the motor running . And imagine the impact on his mother!
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