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First, managers change: any promise, especially a long-term one, is one manager-change away from becoming vapor Sometimes, you don't even need a manager-change
by dba7dba 8y ago
First, managers change: any promise, especially a long-term one, is one manager-change away from becoming vapor
Sometimes, you don't even need a manager-change for your job to be in danger. I know a guy who had a manager who was pretty cool and a good mentor to him. And then one day, something happened to the manager and he stopped mentoring him. No, he stopped interacting with him. Frequent lunching together came to a screeching halt. Eventually he was left out loops, projects and eventually out of job.
He still doesn't know if the cause was one of these:
1. manager broke up with girlfriend (which did happen) and started not caring
2. my friend said something about politics that offended him?
3. the manager saw 1 mistake by my friend, and just decided he didn't want to waste his time on him.
- agsamek 8y ago4. The Manager spent too much time investing in your friend but eventually realized that actually it was not your friend but the manager himself who was delivering results and realized that it was not going to change