Cutting corners
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By robthebuilder - 26/10/2010 06:35 - Canada
Use an extremely tiny font and faded text for that option, next to the other options in large, bold, bright lettering.
Change to an option for him being terminated of his position..
Keep that part in. On the next slide, "Result of eliminating the position: No more powerpoints made by the fired employee"
I feel like your boss putting you in that position, gives you the prerogative to have a little harmless fun. I would add a picture of you making a sad face to that page, and then submit it to your boss for approval. If your boss has a sense of humor, it would be funny. Maybe if your position is eliminated, your boss plans to move you to another job?
man...what a jackass.
I think he just wanted to let you know that he's firing you in a nice way.
Make the presentation amazing, with pros and cons of each situation. Make the cons for option 3 include stuff about the guy who made this being redundant and how whoever does it next might add sparkles. Add one pro, which is 'it'll open up possibilities of getting rid of more employees, wink.'
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Just leave that option off of the PowerPoint...
Start applying at other places, and then if you land another job soon you can just quit :) I can't even imagine how you felt when you saw that, though. FYL. :(