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I’ve never had a same manager for longer than 2 years in my entire 14y career. In fact average is around 1 year. Even if they stay at the same company they sure
by dilyevsky 5y ago
I’ve never had a same manager for longer than 2 years in my entire 14y career. In fact average is around 1 year. Even if they stay at the same company they sure move teams around frequently. Directors and above tend to stay for longer.
- aiisjustanif 5y agoI came here to say this as well I was at a company for 6 years. Much more after often I would see managers hop every 2-3 years and be the one to get raises and promotions. I have been in the final stages of a interview and reject an offer for personal reasons, had the manager say to me “I’m looking for people who are here to stay and make a career, so let me know if you reconsider”. He had been a manager for a year and half… I found out not to long ago he left to become a Sr. Manager else where. These rules around tenure are silly. If you have impact in 2 years or less that’s all that matters.