Boss barely in the office, but expects us to always be in the office

I've been working in a small corporate office for about 9 months now and eric-dane-oscars-omission.html" class="story-link" title="‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Creator Shonda Rhimes Says Eric Dane Was Excluded From Oscars I">because we're small, there's not really am chain of command: there's the boss and then the rest of the office (the accountant, the coordinator, the assistant, etc.). My first complaint is, if boss isn't there, there's a halt in work. We essentially have to wait for her to come back for things to keep going. I've noticed that the boss will be out for days at a time every other week. At first I liked it because who wouldn't w

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