And while these meetings were going on the Chief Operating Officer stopped by my office and sat down to have a chat. He mentioned the problems his managers were having getting the area cleaned effectively and couldn't understand all the problems. Did I have any ideas? I said well I know my boss and some others are working on the project and the proper way to clean the dirty floor. I know it might not be the best way to clean the floor but the electric leaf blower from storage could blow the large stuff out the door until they solved the floor cleaning issue for good. That's a great idea he says. He says he'd be glad to blow it out himself as he is opening up each morning. So I go get the blower and an extension cord and give it to him. 2 hours later my boss finds out and I'm being dragged into the personnel office and officially threatened with being fired by because I didn't get his approval to do a job for his boss. According to him my conversation with his boss was not a direct order thus I shouldn't have done anything. Gee--I didn't think I needed a direct order to be helpful--never had before. True story--just not about sweeping a floor--but not to far off either.
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