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I was in a similar position to yourself and ended up leaving after 5 weeks. The problem was that my immediate manager didn't have the clout to change things an
by CyberFonic 13y ago
I was in a similar position to yourself and ended up leaving after 5 weeks. The problem was that my immediate manager didn't have the clout to change things and going up the chain of command got me nowhere. And this was with a big name multinational IT company.
There are two things for you to do:
1. Refresh your CV and focus on the positives. Don't rubbish your previous workplace. Explain it away as a difference in priorities and goals.
2. If your immediate manager can't / won't fix the problems go over his head. It might not work (hence step 1). But you could luck out.