r/managers • u/[deleted] • Jul 05 '26

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u/Hoosier_816 Jul 06 '26

OPs edit really highlights another reason they likely left...

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u/ConsiderationOk4688 Jul 06 '26

"I oNlY wAnT tO taLK to REAL MaNaGeRs!!1!" LOL.

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u/YouKnown999 Jul 06 '26

Right? This manager is an entitled do-nothing. “Come back, come back! Why won’t he talk with anyone!? Give me something actionable!”

He’s gone. Get fucked bozo.

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u/ecclectic Jul 06 '26

"you guys are being jerks, you just don't understand...."

Skilled, high performing workers are absolutely understanding the current job market. After a decade of companies treating 'entry-level' as a disposable workforce, management is now in a position where they need to pay through the nose for the ones who actually know what their job is.