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My boss thinks I’m a security
In this cautionary tale Jane Grafton, Director of Product Development at Lieberman Software, interviewed a woman who should have known better.
Her story is told in her own words. If this sounds all too familiar there is some great advice at the end of this article to make sure you too don’t end up losing your job!
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t all started when I Ianded a job at Virtually Direct. From day one I realised accountancy
didn’t really float my boat but, with mum on my case, at least it gave me shopping money.
On my first day at the office I was shown to a desk in the corner, piled high with invoices that I had to input onto the system but, as you’d expect with an up and coming ecommerce business, at least my PC had super fast internet access. Result, I thought, I could update my Facebook status.
The guy that worked opposite me was alright, but he had his face stuck in a spreadsheet most of the time. He didn’t even look up when I asked him for help with my spreadsheet. Bored doesn’t even begin to describe those first five minutes, so I thought I’d update my blog.
The morning passed in a bit of a blur, well so did the next few months if I’m honest. I’d spend most of my time surfing the internet, doing a little virtual shopping, updating my
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