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" As a secretary, I&amp;#039;m used to getting coffee for my boss and running his errands. But when he asked me to straighten up the conference room after a lunch with his friends, I almost lost my cool. How can I draw the line? You should definitely speak up if you feel your boss treated you unfairly. In a calm, private conversation with him, focus on what&amp;#039;s bothering you. If making coffee and doing odd jobs are agreed-upon duties, but tidying up is not (especially when the get-together wasn&amp;#039;t business-related), remind him of your job description. Perhaps your boss made a bad call that day but honestly wasn&amp;#039;t trying to take advantage of you. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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