I work in a small family run company as their office manager. I keep track of most of the in-house accounting. Well, my boss next to me wants to know about a statement to be paid that has a note from me on it why it is different than the supplier's statement. Instead of going to me, she talks to her husband and another coworker about the matter (because he was involved in the disputed 4 invoices). The coworker has to come to me to review what we talked about last week about the statement before going to the boss. I overhear everything, but choose not to get involved because the boss did not ask me about it. Would it be rude to jump in and solve the problem before getting 2 other ppl and countless time involved in the matter?
This is just an example of what happens several times throughout the week. Not just with the boss, but overlapping of duties, getting 4 people involved what 1 or 2 could do. It is a very inefficient way of business, and I don't know what I should do.
2006-10-10
09:37:23
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