Re:Too Much Experience to Be Hired? Some Older Americans Fac...
by vostok on Saturday March 25, 2017 @04:24PM
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> Hiring manager A doesn't want subordinate employee B who knows more about the work of A than A does, or is better at office politics, meeting customers, managing people, etc. Or, manager A wants only subordinates (secondary, submissive, subservient, subordinate, dedicated, devoted, obsequious, obedient, etc.!).
In every job that I've had, I've known more than my manager. This isn't particularly surprising because their job is to manage rather than know the things that I know.
In every job that I've had, I've known more than my manager. This isn't particularly surprising because their job is to manage rather than know the things that I know.