They expect you to teach them in a way that's immediately understandable to them, and if they don't get it immediately, it's your fault. They get offended if yo

They expect you to teach them in a way that's immediately understandable to them, and if they don't get it immediately, it's your fault. They get offended if you tell them a single thing they already know, but also blame you if you fail to tell them anything that they don't already know but need to. They'll complain about a lack of documentation, and then won't read it when it's there, and if they do, they complain that it's too hard to understand. I've had a coworker ask me how to do something in a general way, and tell me "please don't tell me 'it depends on the context'. I just want to do my job and go home." Of course, it did depend on the context. Everything does. This is a senior software engineer with 16 years of experience.