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lawgrad91 wrote:

windsor wrote:Just finished up the ‘exit interview’.

Spoke to my bosses boss first - whom I actually like and gave him a heads up on stuff that I KNOW is going to happen...and who is to blame. I also told him that while everyone likes him, we all know he avoids conflict at all costs and that that hinders the department. (classic line: he asked me if I was politically trying to tell him to "grow a set" and yes, I was)

My boss, ah the poor little worm...It may take a while for my poor boss to recover. I told him that ‘I have been screaming for a year that there are key processes that no one understand but me. There is no glory for you in adequate cross training, so you’ve not just let it slide but actively discouraged it. Well, here comes the piper and it’s time to pay up. I’ve forgotten more about those items than the rest of the group collectively knows. I’ve made damn sure that Merrill (his boss) knows that I’ve tried to transition that knowledge but you wont’ let me…so when it crashes and burns, and it will, the fat in the fire will be yours. I’ve made sure the rest of the team has full fire suits on this one. "
Other key phrases ‘a speed bump on the road to progress’. That ‘your people spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to protect themselves from YOU – either deflecting your habit of taking credit for other peoples work or your random bus tossing of the nearest warm body. Nobody trusts you, I am not the first defection from your group and I can say as sure as the sun will rise tomorrow I won’t be the last.’

I believe the highlight was telling him that “as a manger, you are a catastrophe that walks like a man”.
I actually thought he was going to cry for a minute…..
Boy that felt good.

Wow. Just wow.

windsor wrote:Just finished up the ‘exit interview’.

Spoke to my bosses boss first - whom I actually like and gave him a heads up on stuff that I KNOW is going to happen...and who is to blame. I also told him that while everyone likes him, we all know he avoids conflict at all costs and that that hinders the department. (classic line: he asked me if I was politically trying to tell him to "grow a set" and yes, I was)

My boss, ah the poor little worm...It may take a while for my poor boss to recover. I told him that ‘I have been screaming for a year that there are key processes that no one understand but me. There is no glory for you in adequate cross training, so you’ve not just let it slide but actively discouraged it. Well, here comes the piper and it’s time to pay up. I’ve forgotten more about those items than the rest of the group collectively knows. I’ve made damn sure that Merrill (his boss) knows that I’ve tried to transition that knowledge but you wont’ let me…so when it crashes and burns, and it will, the fat in the fire will be yours. I’ve made sure the rest of the team has full fire suits on this one. "
Other key phrases ‘a speed bump on the road to progress’. That ‘your people spend a ridiculous amount of time trying to protect themselves from YOU – either deflecting your habit of taking credit for other peoples work or your random bus tossing of the nearest warm body. Nobody trusts you, I am not the first defection from your group and I can say as sure as the sun will rise tomorrow I won’t be the last.’

I believe the highlight was telling him that “as a manger, you are a catastrophe that walks like a man”.
I actually thought he was going to cry for a minute…..
Boy that felt good.

windsor wrote:I believe the highlight was telling him that “as a manger, you are a catastrophe that walks like a man”.
I actually thought he was going to cry for a minute…..

DevilAlumna wrote:

windsor wrote:I believe the highlight was telling him that “as a manger, you are a catastrophe that walks like a man”.
I actually thought he was going to cry for a minute…..

Wow. Just... wow.

(Is there some correlary that says the WTA rule is suspended during exit interviews? ;) )

Lavabe wrote:ROTFLMAO!

Wow...

DukeForester wrote:Congrats to all. Ymo, we are also relocating to San Antonio from Virginia after I retire for the second and final time. Probably in a year or so. Both of our children and 1 grandson live there. Be prepared for very hot & humid weather with practically no rain. They seem to always be under some type of water restrictions. We already have a 1 acre lot in Spring Branch which is about 20 minutes north of SA just waiting to have a house built. Good luck with the move and maybe we can get together once we arrive.

Last Friday, Daryl closed the office of North Raleigh Cardiovascular Diseases after 13 years of practice as a solo cardiologist in Raleigh. Today, he starts work with Carolina Cardiology, an affiliate of WakeMed Faculty Physicians.
http://www.wakemedphysicians.com/darylemerymd

CameronBornAndBred wrote:From Mrs. DD's facebook status..

Last Friday, Daryl closed the office of North Raleigh Cardiovascular Diseases after 13 years of practice as a solo cardiologist in Raleigh. Today, he starts work with Carolina Cardiology, an affiliate of WakeMed Faculty Physicians.
http://www.wakemedphysicians.com/darylemerymd

Best wishes...hope you weren't late for your first day!

devildeac wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:From Mrs. DD's facebook status..

Last Friday, Daryl closed the office of North Raleigh Cardiovascular Diseases after 13 years of practice as a solo cardiologist in Raleigh. Today, he starts work with Carolina Cardiology, an affiliate of WakeMed Faculty Physicians.
http://www.wakemedphysicians.com/darylemerymd

Best wishes...hope you weren't late for your first day!

Thank you. Orientation today (about 8 hours I'll never get back) and I return to seeing patients tomorrow. Quite the change for me/us. Thanks also to all the folks here who "liked" and commented on Joy's FB pages. We are tired of moving and marrying and pray we are out of both those occupations for a while. Quite a while.

devildeac wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:From Mrs. DD's facebook status..

Last Friday, Daryl closed the office of North Raleigh Cardiovascular Diseases after 13 years of practice as a solo cardiologist in Raleigh. Today, he starts work with Carolina Cardiology, an affiliate of WakeMed Faculty Physicians.
http://www.wakemedphysicians.com/darylemerymd

Best wishes...hope you weren't late for your first day!

Thank you. Orientation today (about 8 hours I'll never get back) and I return to seeing patients tomorrow. Quite the change for me/us. Thanks also to all the folks here who "liked" and commented on Joy's FB pages. We are tired of moving and marrying and pray we are out of both those occupations for a while. Quite a while.

IowaDevil wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:From Mrs. DD's facebook status..

Last Friday, Daryl closed the office of North Raleigh Cardiovascular Diseases after 13 years of practice as a solo cardiologist in Raleigh. Today, he starts work with Carolina Cardiology, an affiliate of WakeMed Faculty Physicians.
http://www.wakemedphysicians.com/darylemerymd

Best wishes...hope you weren't late for your first day!

Here's to everything working out like you planned! Best wishes!

DukieInKansas wrote:Congratulations on your new adventure. They don't know how lucky they are!

lawgrad91 wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:From Mrs. DD's facebook status..

Last Friday, Daryl closed the office of North Raleigh Cardiovascular Diseases after 13 years of practice as a solo cardiologist in Raleigh. Today, he starts work with Carolina Cardiology, an affiliate of WakeMed Faculty Physicians.
http://www.wakemedphysicians.com/darylemerymd

Best wishes...hope you weren't late for your first day!

Best of luck, DD! I know you will be a great success.