Dear Claudia,

I went back to the office to get my car after dinner with friends a few nights ago, and had to use the bathroom. When I came out, I could hear the owner of the firm in a really heated argument with my boss, who was actually getting fired. I left immediately, and don't think they even knew I was there. The next day my boss was at work like nothing was wrong at all. I think the owner is a jerk, and I really like my boss. If he leaves I want to work wherever he goes next. Should I tell him what I overheard? What would you do?

Loyal in Little Rock


Dear Loyal,

Are you nuts? What could you possibly gain by inserting yourself into something that has nothing whatsoever to do with you?

If you really like your boss, try doing your job well. But stay out of this can of worms; I can promise you there's more here than you know...


Read the rest of my response and add comments of your own here...


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