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You can give your manager the chance to make a modification, but you should be mentally prepared to leave before you do that. They probably won't fire you just
by cookiecaper 11y ago
You can give your manager the chance to make a modification, but you should be mentally prepared to leave before you do that. They probably won't fire you just for explaining some interpersonal difficulties, but it will mark you as a dissatisfied employee and fundamentally change your relationship with the company. You'll be at the top of the list for layoffs or other adverse action.
Don't go into this with any expectation that anything will get fixed. Most likely, the manager will take your concerns to your co-workers and tell them to fly right, they'll make a token effort for a couple of weeks, and it'll go right back to the way it was after that.
- techcode 11y agoIf you go into anything with mindset that nothing will change - it's more likely that it will not change. And if it turns out company is so bad and reacts like you've described - then you at least know you really don't want to be working there anymore. And when someone in the future asks you "What did you do (to improve/change situation)?" you can say "I tried! I gave it my best - specifically this and that and ..."