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THE WEIRD WAY MY BOSS HELPED ME.(Brief Article)
These women thought their head honcho had it in for them until...
* "My boss transferred me to work with a notoriously evil manager. I thought this was her way of making me miserable enough to quit. But after that manager was fired, I was promoted. It turns out my superior was putting me in line to get an even better job."
--Christina, 25, marketing project manager
* "When, after a year, I asked for more responsibility, my supervisor told me to consider looking elsewhere for work. Shocked, I quickly found a new job. Soon after, my entire department was laid off. My boss couldn't warn me for confidentiality ...
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