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People of LI- Can you please tell me if this is a big deal? Do clients actually care about Author's name in the document?
He wants to know why am I going out with friends when there is pending work. I mean the dude just gave me 3 days to finish the work. If you want to check the progess, check after a day. He expects me put everything aside for a work which is not urgent.
In my time, seniors would literally stand on our backs getting any work done and not allow us to be creative, yes thats wrong, not reviewing your silly mistakes because you just graduated law school!
Usually I do the research online and then try to find similar things in the books just to show him. This feels like complete waste of time and effort. I end up feeling guilty for billing clients for this stupidity.
Just saying this so the absolute psychos who micromanage don’t think they’re not micromanagers because they didn’t shout about a comma etc. You know the kind of ridiculous stuff you’ve done and said I personally wish you hell.