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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You need to figure out if he is just an arrogant mansplainer or if you aren't actually performing well enough that he has been given the directive to make your department more efficient. If he is wrong, and/or you already know what he is telling you, then say, Yes, Bob, I know that. Yes, Bob, I've already started that. The inherited piece is what gives me pause regarding your position of importance.[/quote] For background we have a large team. Lady boss who hired us was moved and new one took over and filled vacancies with her own people she chose (all friends of friends). [/quote] Unfortunately, this is pretty standard. Do you get along with the new boss, or do you feel she's distant? If you feel all is well on that end, and the mansplainer is just that, then I would start shutting it down. [/quote]
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