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> So what you're saying is it's fine for a power tripping asshole manager to be a power tripping asshole manager because… Nobody is saying that. You’ve been mi
by PragmaticPulp 4y ago
> So what you're saying is it's fine for a power tripping asshole manager to be a power tripping asshole manager because…
Nobody is saying that. You’ve been misconstruing people’s responses throughout this thread.
The bottom line is that both people can be in the wrong in a situation like this. The employee is not entitled to behave poorly because they have a bad manager and the manager is not entitled to behave badly simply because they’re a manager. However, the fact that neither party could do anything other than escalate the situation and even continue fighting battles after being fired is unprofessional behavior.
- Aeolun 4y agoThe manager however, is in a position of power over the employee, especially a contractor, and as such they should be held to a much higher standard.
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- w0m 4y agoThey should be. But a Contractor is not generally in a position to hold a manager accountable. At some point; you have to know your role.