Suddenly you're hit with an organisational bombshell – drop what you're doing; freeze your bank account; answer anxious calls; lose crucial, last-minute messages; miss work deadlines; irritate bosses; reset all email-based passwords; forget to pay e-bills; irritate friends who think you're ignoring them.
A schlubby yet endearingly goofy presence, he cares for his customers but irritates his boss, who finds his habitual haplessness exasperating.
Ruth Goodall Weston Longville, Norfolk If Gordon Brown's staff are so wimpish that they phone helplines when they have irritated their boss to exasperation, they deserve sacking, not sympathy.
Wilshere's inclusion is set to irritate Gunners boss Arsene Wenger, who in April queried the midfielder's call-up.
Though he had little political experience and reportedly jumped into the contest mostly to irritate his boss, Hahn overcame steep odds and won.
Think about times when your boss irritated you: it was probably due to how s/he felt about something that annoyed you and caused the argument.
One day, his boss, irritated at his off-the-job business activities, demanded, "Are you working for Borden's, or are you working for Don Townsend?" "I guess I'm working for Don Townsend," came the reply.
Even Norway, which has one of the world's most compressed pay scales, has introduced laws on disclosure and votes on remuneration (as indeed have most other European countries).That people everywhere are perpetually irritated by the boss's pay is a good reason to hesitate before drawing conclusions from the latest fuss.
Please advise: why do bosses send irritating emails?
Irons is irritated with your former boss, Cormack, a grudge that plays out in the future.
