Technology is a great working boon, but can also be the source of major gripes at work. This issue we hear from a secretary who would rather remain anonymous, as her particular rant is aimed directly at her boss! So, see what you think of our Mystery Voice's views. She's got quite a lot to get off her chest, by the sounds of it!

It's about my boss. He drives me bananas. He thinks he's a real IT whizz but he's not - in fact, he's quite useless. But he won't accept that he's useless and just let me get on with it for him. It wouldn't matter if he didn't want to get involved in the techie side of things, but he insists on meddling. That means things fall between the two of us, but I end up carrying the can - and sometimes he even drops me in it in public! Take for example, with his new notebook with WiFi capability. Although he loves gadgets, he can't be bothered to learn to programme them. He loves the idea of using Hot Zones and downloading emails, etc, wirelessly, but hates the idea of learning how to set it all up. So I do it for him. A couple of days ago, I overheard a conversation in his office which was obviously about an important email that seemed to have gone astray. I didn't see it in the office, so I'm prepared to bet that he picked it up on his notebook while he was out, didn't download it to the main system, and then deleted it (which he often does). But get this - I then heard him say to the Finance Director, "Thing is Jeff, I can't get my PA to get a grip on these types of things. It's not the first time she's lost an important email. I'll talk to her about it." I was livid!! It's bad enough that he pretends to the whole organisation that he's some kind of techie wizard, when actually it's me doing it all for him. But to have him then blame me for his incompetence was too much! I'm know I'm going to have to have it out with him, somehow, but it's been going on for so long that if I expose him, it will seriously undermine him in the company, and make me look disloyal. It's very tricky, but I'm furious about it!

Hmmm! Looks like our Mystery Voice has got quite a problem! What do you think? Vote now!

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