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hey im younger then the four employees i have.
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Originally Posted by PH3N0M3N0N
@@#$ is annoying tho.
I'd been at a place a whole year and some chick 4 years younger got promoted to GM on my vacation since something bad happened.
I came back and just about EVERYTHING is broken/messy/depleted. On top of that I did all the work to fix it up and the owners ain't show me no kinda love.
That's why their $17,000+ cooling unit stayed broke. @#$# them.
Originally Posted by JayHood23
I've never experienced that but I have been in a situation when my boss was like 2 or 3 years older than me and wanted to kick it all the time. Dude would get real sore when I told him I would pass. He had it out for me, fired me for being late even after I called the job to let him know I wouldnt be on time
basically, at my dads job I stay bossing 30-40 year old employeesOriginally Posted by Dirtylicious
eh. I'm younger than my staff.
it's awkward sometimes giving older people orders....but if you know your stuff....they have to respect that
Originally Posted by Club29
Originally Posted by JayHood23
I've never experienced that but I have been in a situation when my boss was like 2 or 3 years older than me and wanted to kick it all the time. Dude would get real sore when I told him I would pass. He had it out for me, fired me for being late even after I called the job to let him know I wouldnt be on time
you shouldve thrown him a bone here and there and gone out for a beer or something. Then when promotion time comes, BAM!
Am i the only one who fakes sincerity in order to get ahead?
Originally Posted by TheRav4
Originally Posted by Club29
Originally Posted by JayHood23
I've never experienced that but I have been in a situation when my boss was like 2 or 3 years older than me and wanted to kick it all the time. Dude would get real sore when I told him I would pass. He had it out for me, fired me for being late even after I called the job to let him know I wouldnt be on time
you shouldve thrown him a bone here and there and gone out for a beer or something. Then when promotion time comes, BAM!
Am i the only one who fakes sincerity in order to get ahead?
Nope, a lot of people do that. And it is sad, and pathetic to see how far people would go being fake.
You can easily be successful by just being yourself, being smart, and working hard.
Originally Posted by Club29
Originally Posted by TheRav4
Originally Posted by Club29
Originally Posted by JayHood23
I've never experienced that but I have been in a situation when my boss was like 2 or 3 years older than me and wanted to kick it all the time. Dude would get real sore when I told him I would pass. He had it out for me, fired me for being late even after I called the job to let him know I wouldnt be on time
you shouldve thrown him a bone here and there and gone out for a beer or something. Then when promotion time comes, BAM!
Am i the only one who fakes sincerity in order to get ahead?
Nope, a lot of people do that. And it is sad, and pathetic to see how far people would go being fake.
You can easily be successful by just being yourself, being smart, and working hard.
hey, you can call me pathetic all you want.
in fact, call my secretary while im out golfing at noon on a Wednesday and give her the message.
Club29 wrote:
Originally Posted by TheRav4
Club29 wrote:
JayHood23 wrote:
I've never experienced that but I have been in a situation when my boss was like 2 or 3 years older than me and wanted to kick it all the time. Dude would get real sore when I told him I would pass. He had it out for me, fired me for being late even after I called the job to let him know I wouldnt be on time
you shouldve thrown him a bone here and there and gone out for a beer or something. Then when promotion time comes, BAM!
Am i the only one who fakes sincerity in order to get ahead?
Nope, a lot of people do that. And it is sad, and pathetic to see how far people would go being fake.
You can easily be successful by just being yourself, being smart, and working hard.
hey, you can call me pathetic all you want.
in fact, call my secretary while im out golfing at noon on a Wednesday and give her the message.
DEADED.
Anyways, you need to play the game to get ahead in corporate America.
You tired of having a boss younger than you, you should have played golf with the mid level managers and Vice Presidents last weekend.
Maybe you could have done some networking and made moves.
Most companies are bureaucracies, so it's 50% hardwork and 50% positioning(politics, timing, etc.) when it comes to moving up the ladder. You need to be self-promoting without being arrogant. Claim as much work done as you can evenif you were only a proxy to the assignment. It's survival of the fittest (or who has the most connections) in Fortune 500. I like to call it,"Corporate Darwinism". There is a reason why your boss is younger than you. Be happy you work at a company that even allows your boss to beyounger than you. Some companies are very strict on "up or out". You either get promoted in X amount of years or you are asked to leave.
Only professional services firms like consulting firms, law firms, investment banks, etc. tend to be true Meritocracies and even those firms become bureaucracies at the Partner level.