I quit because my former supervisor does not even know what git or ssh are. We are a very technical/IT company. There's no excuse to be ignorant of such things.

I quit because my former supervisor does not even know what git or ssh are. We are a very technical/IT company. There's no excuse to be ignorant of such things. I made the decisions that fellow team members went with on several occasions. The supervisor sat on their laptop playing chess on Facebook. I am not even joking. When you have people at the same horizontal hierarchical level as you coming to you straight instead of our supervisor, it says a lot. I figured the company doesn't want to bump my pay for doing my supervisor's job so I will leave first chance I get. I did and I feel lighter. Maybe I lost weight. So I agree, a manager needs some "been there done that" experience.