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> And if you don't want to be interrupted, then maybe keep your tickets up-to-date My tickets are up to date. Doesn't matter, I'll still get asked about them.
by outworlder 6y ago
> And if you don't want to be interrupted, then maybe keep your tickets up-to-date
My tickets are up to date. Doesn't matter, I'll still get asked about them.
> or proactively communicate risks
Then you are not a team player and such negativity is frowned upon.
> or sign out of Slack for a few hours
While working from home? Are you even working if you are offline?
> or get your manager to do their job better and be a buffer to protect you from interruptions.
Oh yeah. Because telling your superior to do a better job is an outstanding thing to do for your long term work prospects.
- vosper 6y ago> telling your superior to do a better job is an outstanding thing to do for your long term work prospects. I would hope there's a way to approach that conversation which doesn't involve telling your manager to "do a better job", but which still gets the outcome you're looking for :)