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Boss and Sales Head frequently fighting verbally - normal for a small startup or a reason to leave?
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My current employer is a small startup (only 1 year old) and with 10 employees and I have just joined this place after previously working in a very big company with 2500 employees and a decent culture.
The startup is headed by a man (as CEO) and the head of sales is a young girl and always seeking attention. The CEO and the Head of Sales seem to be fighting (verbally) quite frequently. We are sitting in a co-working place and they fight and shout.
I find this distracting and it is causing me to be unable to focus on work.
I have two questions here
- Is this sort of thing normal for a young startup such as this or is it a sign to resign?
- The distraction has meant there is a delay to the project I am working on, how should I politely inform this to my boss?
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My current employer is a small startup (only 1 year old) and with 10 employees and I have just joined this place after previously working in a very big company with 2500 employees and a decent culture.
The startup is headed by a man (as CEO) and the head of sales is a young girl and always seeking attention. The CEO and the Head of Sales seem to be fighting (verbally) quite frequently. We are sitting in a co-working place and they fight and shout.
I find this distracting and it is causing me to be unable to focus on work.
I have two questions here
- Is this sort of thing normal for a young startup such as this or is it a sign to resign?
- The distraction has meant there is a delay to the project I am working on, how should I politely inform this to my boss?
work-environment conflict
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You're getting paid for it. None of your business. If it's really affecting your life then this choice is 100% up to you.
– Twyxz
7 mins ago
Do I getting paid to listen to all these noises? We are sitting together. Because of these noise I can't focus on my work (please have a look at second question as well).
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6 mins ago
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My current employer is a small startup (only 1 year old) and with 10 employees and I have just joined this place after previously working in a very big company with 2500 employees and a decent culture.
The startup is headed by a man (as CEO) and the head of sales is a young girl and always seeking attention. The CEO and the Head of Sales seem to be fighting (verbally) quite frequently. We are sitting in a co-working place and they fight and shout.
I find this distracting and it is causing me to be unable to focus on work.
I have two questions here
- Is this sort of thing normal for a young startup such as this or is it a sign to resign?
- The distraction has meant there is a delay to the project I am working on, how should I politely inform this to my boss?
work-environment conflict
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My current employer is a small startup (only 1 year old) and with 10 employees and I have just joined this place after previously working in a very big company with 2500 employees and a decent culture.
The startup is headed by a man (as CEO) and the head of sales is a young girl and always seeking attention. The CEO and the Head of Sales seem to be fighting (verbally) quite frequently. We are sitting in a co-working place and they fight and shout.
I find this distracting and it is causing me to be unable to focus on work.
I have two questions here
- Is this sort of thing normal for a young startup such as this or is it a sign to resign?
- The distraction has meant there is a delay to the project I am working on, how should I politely inform this to my boss?
work-environment conflict
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You're getting paid for it. None of your business. If it's really affecting your life then this choice is 100% up to you.
– Twyxz
7 mins ago
Do I getting paid to listen to all these noises? We are sitting together. Because of these noise I can't focus on my work (please have a look at second question as well).
– Zi Fit
6 mins ago
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You're getting paid for it. None of your business. If it's really affecting your life then this choice is 100% up to you.
– Twyxz
7 mins ago
Do I getting paid to listen to all these noises? We are sitting together. Because of these noise I can't focus on my work (please have a look at second question as well).
– Zi Fit
6 mins ago
You're getting paid for it. None of your business. If it's really affecting your life then this choice is 100% up to you.
– Twyxz
7 mins ago
You're getting paid for it. None of your business. If it's really affecting your life then this choice is 100% up to you.
– Twyxz
7 mins ago
Do I getting paid to listen to all these noises? We are sitting together. Because of these noise I can't focus on my work (please have a look at second question as well).
– Zi Fit
6 mins ago
Do I getting paid to listen to all these noises? We are sitting together. Because of these noise I can't focus on my work (please have a look at second question as well).
– Zi Fit
6 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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You're getting paid for it. None of your business. If it's really affecting your life then this choice is 100% up to you.
– Twyxz
7 mins ago
Do I getting paid to listen to all these noises? We are sitting together. Because of these noise I can't focus on my work (please have a look at second question as well).
– Zi Fit
6 mins ago