“Absolutely, but only because I know you won’t take it for granted.”
“I’m sorry, but that’s usually when I talk myself off the edge of quitting this job.”Preventing a rage quit is important for the company as a whole.“The bidding will begin at $80 an hour.”
Your boss might get nervous that there are other bidders lined up and jump at the opportunity to pay you only $80 an hour.Your boss is sure to understand that she doesn’t pay you nearly enough to survive on that one income alone.“Hush, little baby, don’t say a word.”AdvertisementList slidesThis seems like a fair trade.“How serious are we about the whole Sunday Night Football thing?”“Sorry, but the weekends are when I pursue my true passion of updating my résumé.
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