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My boss takes all of the credit for my work – and now the CEO said my imprint on the org is lacking.

I am a director at my organization, and I am constantly busy 24/7. Multitasking is my strong suit, so I take on many different projects and do a ton of work for the VP and the director beside me. I'm a team player, and I enjoy leading. Today the CEO told me that not only does she have no idea what I'm working on, but she has no idea how I fill my time. She said that her perception is that my time is not filled, and that she never hears my name. She said that when she thinks of me, she doesn't see the impact I'm having on the organization and never hears about anything I do. I am completely taken aback and sickened by this. I give my all 24/7, even outside of regular hours. I also help people from other teams because again, I'm a team player.…


I am a director at my organization, and I am constantly busy 24/7. Multitasking is my strong suit, so I take on many different projects and do a ton of work for the VP and the director beside me. I'm a team player, and I enjoy leading.

Today the CEO told me that not only does she have no idea what I'm working on, but she has no idea how I fill my time. She said that her perception is that my time is not filled, and that she never hears my name. She said that when she thinks of me, she doesn't see the impact I'm having on the organization and never hears about anything I do.

I am completely taken aback and sickened by this. I give my all 24/7, even outside of regular hours. I also help people from other teams because again, I'm a team player. I didn't want to throw my boss and my colleague under the bus and say that I do all of their work, so I just kind of listed all of the projects that I'm working on. What should I do? This really hit me where it hurts tbh, because I try so hard and give so much. I can't believe it.

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