Bossitch: Don’t tell me your trying to sneak out early?

DEFINITION: n. A type of frustration created by a manager who never notices when you work late, but always nags you for leaving early whenever you leave on time. v. To carefully monitor your subordinates to ensure that they never leave work a minute early.

Don't tell me your trying to sneak out early?

VERBOTICISMS: (Invented words created by the Verbotomy Writers)

Bossitch: /bos-itch/ Mr. Needler Nosey was such a bositch to his employees and only noticed what he presumed was bad behavior. Etymology: Boss- A person in charge of the company employees.
*itch- Slang for a person who complains about everything. Created by: abrakadeborah.

Chronologre: /kruh-nol-oh-ger/ Cindy’s boss can be a real chronologre when he wants to be. He acts like you are stealing from him personally if you clock out even a minute early. Maybe if he had the skill or drive to do something really useful life would be different. Etymology: chronology (the arrangement of dates, events, etc, in order of occurrence) + ogre (a monstrously ugly, cruel, or barbarous person) Created by: artr.

Tockpsychology: /tok sik ol ogee/ Mr. Grant was the devil for playing tockpsychology games on his employees. Even if they came in at 6:00 am, he’d watch anyone leaving before 5:30 pm and make snide comments on their lack of dedication. Etymology: Tock (as in Tick Tock, the sound of a clock) & Psychology (the science of mental life) & Wordplay on toxicology (the branch of pharmacology that deals with the nature and effects and treatments of poisons)

Created by: Nosila.

Snoopervise: /Snew-per-vize/ Melody was definitely a hands on snoopervisor who monitored every aspect of her subordinates daily activities, even making note of their bathroom breaks, trips to the water cooler and time spent on the phones. Etymology: Blend of ‘snoop’ (nosy person) and ‘supervise’ (be in charge) Created by: Mustang.

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