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“It’s best for you AND the company” sorry but every time I’ve heard this exact phrasing, it was only good for the manager voicing it, not for me NOR the company
by the_gipsy 5y ago
“It’s best for you AND the company” sorry but every time I’ve heard this exact phrasing, it was only good for the manager voicing it, not for me NOR the company.
- tyleo 5y agoI agree with you. However, I don't agree with the voices of managers. I manage a few engineers and haven't had additional trouble during the pandemic: * People show up when meetings are scheduled as always * While I can't get up-to-the-minute responses from people, my style doesn't really require them. If someone is on a walk, eating lunch, or taking a nap for 30 minutes, I can wait. I care more about happy and productive teammates than micromanaged ones. I feel like having a productive team here is a matter of rolling with the punches. We have a policy of communicating OOFs if they are longer than 30 minutes but anything less is fine as long as you are getting the work done.
- bitL 5y ago"It's best for the company" marks the time when the relationship with your boss jumped the shark and never recovers.