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Can't comment upon the team dynamics as I do not know anything about it. Did you have more people join the team? Has he repeatedly criticized your work but ended up giving up, hence is icing you out? Or may be he is someone who is a staunch believer of WLB. Does he behave in the same manner with your other colleagues?
Or am I just stoned?
- Dookie, Green Day
I told the partner that I wanted to get involved in the billable work and not dedicate my whole time to the work I was being made to do. Slowly everything got back to normal.
Hope the same happens for you.