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by linspace
1539 days ago
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> it generally means your boss and your superboss have decided that it's time for you to go The problem is that those are two highly correlated data points. Toxic bosses are eventually found but at that point they leave a track of dead bodies. What I have seen sometimes is moving around disgruntled employees. It has its own problems but a lot of the times they are recovered and even become very productive again. |
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Agree, and this is often overlooked. There's a handful of people I used to admire whose tendency to readily believe whatever's being sold by their middling middle management chain has left me deeply disappointed.
Middle management is a necessary evil, but there's little hope if upper management fails to recognize and subvert its inherent incentive structure.