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Curiously, when I look at new companies I always check for manager tenure. My experience is that new managers often don't understand these organizational quirk
by lumost 5y ago
Curiously, when I look at new companies I always check for manager tenure. My experience is that new managers often don't understand these organizational quirks and have a difficult time navigating the internal politics and processes.
- analog31 5y agoIn my own case, I simply realized that I could be an OK manager, but was never going to be a great manager. And an interesting IC position came along within the same work site. I was actually promoted out of management.
- no_wizard 5y agoIt can also go the other way. I found at established companies new projects often had new managers (not sure why) and also got a lot of the positive focus in the org, and had more resources as a result, which lead to better retention and raises and more headroom if there were issues like missing deadlines. It really depends on the company though