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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - hilarious, I am not a millennial! I am 45 and so is my "superior." I have advanced as far as I can in my area at this company. To advance further, I would have to leave. The woman I report to is purely management. I have to report to someone and she was assigned to me. Thank you for any good advice. To the others, well, glad you love your bosses! [/quote]

I suspect they will say good riddance to you.[/quote]

No, actually I am very valued. My issue is that the woman I report to offers nothing in her own right, I can't even bounce ideas off of her because she doesn't understand complicated situations. [/quote]

I feel you OP. Sometimes management is put in place because bureaucracy (rather than the needs of the project) requires management structures, and it just becomes an added layer of burden on the flow of communications.

Just chalk that time up to the cost of doing business, try not to let it frustrate you TOO much, see if there's anything positive (at all) that she can do for you, and otherwise just try to let it go.  [/quote]

Thank you, this is good advice. [/quote]

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