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On the dark side, the real advice is to join teams where none of the engineers are supporting the manager. Ensure the manager is not a literal demon; just sidel
by Afforess 8y ago
On the dark side, the real advice is to join teams where none of the engineers are supporting the manager. Ensure the manager is not a literal demon; just sidelined by engineers "who know best", and then do better. With only a trivial amount of work to meet arbitrary management deadlines, you'll be a hero or saint. "Exceeds Expectations" and promotions will rain down on you.
- maxxxxx 8y agoThat's a pretty complex system. It may be easier to find a supportive manager :-)
- commandlinefan 8y ago"I don't have to outrun the bear, I just have to outrun you"
- dasil003 8y agoThis seems brilliantly Machiavellian, but impossible to screen for.