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I worked as a lifeguard at location B for several months. A husband and wife swam there often and saw me do my job. I didn’t think anything of it until I was moved to location C, where their son was my Head Guard.
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From the get the Head Guard was condescending in his tone with me, using harsh words, like “I’m ostracizing people while I teach my class”
Image credits:Malaya Sadler (not the actual photo)
Or micromanaging how the cleaning supplies are organized. He even told me to do a job three days ago or yesterday, and I didn’t get it done to his liking.
We only work half shifts. I’m well aware of my duties, and when he asks me to do a task, he will interrupt me doing it to talk to me like I’m incompetent. And he has a parental tone, “What did I tell you? And this needs to be fixed.”
I’m writing this because one of his parents is even going to our joint training, and it’s taken all of my self-control not to ask his parent to remind him that I know how to do my job
Image credits:Caleb Stokes (not the actual photo)
Here lies my question. Because I have received family advice, I’m much older than him and am well aware of my duties and how to complete them. How do I control my reaction? And what should it be? The position above him is rarely at our site.
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