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Even after the shift, both managers I had requested very firmly that I write the initial draft of the packet. I left Google in September and my last day was a w
by iamevn 4y ago
Even after the shift, both managers I had requested very firmly that I write the initial draft of the packet. I left Google in September and my last day was a week after packet due date. I straight up refused to waste my time on a packet when I should be documenting any and everything that people might need after I left. My manager put tons of pressure on me and threatened me saying I was burning bridges and that word gets around.
- H8crilA 4y agoDefinitely much more to this story, but they basically wanted you to do a part of their job for them. It's common and mostly understandable, as they might not remember everything that you did. They'll have to re-word everything anyhow.
- iamevn 4y agoI'd understand if we were asked to pick what we felt was worth highlighting and provide some supporting data, but we effectively were doing the same amount of work on our own packets as before the shift. Just with a due date a couple weeks sooner so our manager could have time to edit.