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1. He is head of the team. Other partners fear him and no one questions him.
2. Other partners told me if he as much as catches a typo, he might fire you.
3. He impulsively decided to discontinue work from home for no clear reason.
4. He barely does anything in the team. Comes 3 times in a month (no kidding). Travels and eats rest of the time.
5. He has created an unnecessary position (no billable work) in the team for his distant relative. At the same pay, the relative leaves at 5-6 PM. Some of us work till 5-6 AM earn just as much if not less.
6. He treats people like puppets - even the ones who joined with him. Tell them what he wants to be done.
7. The only good thing about him is he’s not around as much.
aNyone Could tell he is a snob.