What was your worst audio/video conferencing blooper?
I just referred to my manager as an idiot to another colleague on WhatsApp web without realising I was sharing my screen. 🥲
How and what was the incident that made you first realize your boss knew nothing about what he/she was doing and was just coasting along sprouting corporate mumbo jumbo and everybody just zoning out or nodding along
An excellent one of mine, integrate clubhouse voice group chat system within our app, not the voice/audio group stream api or anything but entire clubhouse app within our app :)
Few months into my first job, I was raising POs in SAP. I had a doubt in a particular PO and asked my manager (they had completed 5 years in the company). I was so surprised they dint know shit coz that wasnt the impression they gave everyone.
Few days later, they took me to a cabin and made me teach the whole thing, while she took notes lol. Funny part was, our department head barged and my manager quietly told me not to mention to anyone that I was teaching SAP😂
OMG
Beyond a certain level in the heirarchy, one need not have much technical knowledge. All a person needs is to know how to rise/deploy capital. For the investment to kick in and generate revenue, there is a time period. During that period he can refine in capital deloyment stratgies. and if he is lucky, a bull economy will kick in every alternate or every two years.
Knew on day 1
I just referred to my manager as an idiot to another colleague on WhatsApp web without realising I was sharing my screen. 🥲
I recently started a new job. I would like to share some of the experiences I have had with my manager. I am wondering if these are red flags or if I am maybe being paranoid or thinking too much.
It was quite difficult for me to get i...
Yes this is straight up micromanagement and insecurity. Just stand up to him man. The more of such things you al...
Hmm, your manager is highly insecure. Micromanaging is a very low trait by a manager and irritating for the team. Try...
You also monitor your manager's online status and once he goes offline even for a second call him.
This is not specific to Software Engineer, but in general, what was the piece of work that you contributed to directly/indirectly. Also were you appreciated/recognised for the same?
PS - Go wild! Brag your heart out.😅
Showed a bunch of senior managers how to use YouTube vanced a few years back in my previous company. Got started to ...