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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I manage 10-20 people. I look out for my staff, I support and advocate for my staff. If one of my staff crossed me like that, I would simply stop looking out for them. They would be on their own. I don't have time for people who try to circumvent me. If it was an A+ employee, I might make an effort, but it usually isn't- otherwise they would have gotten the raise. Once I decide to neglect a staff person, they usually leave in a year or so, which is good for all. [/quote] And keep in mind that your boss might be the exact same way. And something you see as advocating for yourself might be viewed by that person as a “betrayal” You are a not a benevolent ruler watching out and guiding your subjects. You need to lose that mindset fast. You are a manager of a team proving a work product and at anytime somebody could come along and deem no longer needed. Btw I am in my 40s and have seen this attitude so many times that I now just sit back and wait for the person to get sacked. Always happens. Always. Because you are focusing on being a ruler of people and not enough on the work and your own value. [/quote]
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