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Nah. When a company says "The training budget this year is zero" - it doesn't matter how good my immediate manager is. They can't fix that for me. That's not m
by edent 4y ago
Nah. When a company says "The training budget this year is zero" - it doesn't matter how good my immediate manager is. They can't fix that for me.
That's not me leaving a manager. That's the job abandoning me.
- chiefalchemist 4y agoNot so. Your manage could say, "I don't have hard dollars for you, but I can free up some of your time if you're willing to do some self-training." Or, "I'm told the training budget is zero. What else can I / we do to work on your skills and/or career?" But a manager that simply says, "No budget. Oh well. Sucks being you." IS failing to fulfill the role of an average manager.