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So the Marines and Army aren't highly sophisticated and skilled?🤔
The military instills accountability and responsibility. It also develops perspective and stress management because if you are warm, dry and no one is shooting at you, you are probably not having too bad a day. After getting shot at, not much in consulting will likely stress you out to the point you lose your cool.
Also no one really cares whose fault it is in the fog of battle, they focus on mission.
On the ground, the senior manager is in charge and if you aren't overseeing your team, then you aren't doing your job. The manager may have screwed up but this doesn't happen overnight.
I come from a military heavy family so I can appreciate what it instills. Thanks for your service D1
Go skin your manager OP. It's nice and late, send him/her a passive aggressive email. Set up a call before noon. Drag your new manager through the mud on a call full of partners. They'll take it today. Then they'll leave for greener pastures as soon as possible. This person will watch for you. Someday, when things have turned against you, you'll reach out to the crowd for help. That manager will not be there for you. If that manager was me, they would quietly sabotage you in every way they could. Just because they could. Never try to sell work to a company in which that manager is a decision maker. Millennials hold quiet grudges.
More oversight from their senior manager apparently
Skip SM and go straight to Partner. Your manager is performing at the partner level for talent management
Demote manager to intern
Ask for points dude
Yeah, because my millennial view of leadership was formed by my weak ass enlistment in the US Marines immediately after the towers fell, finally concluding with my weak ass position as leading 54 men in women in combat operations as a US Army officer. I have likely been responsible for the death of someone better than you OP.
Independence to improve confidence and you are polling FB for this individuals punishment? You just got an F in leadership from someone that used to have a pack of folks that gladly followed him into machinegun fire. I cannot wait to get away from tools like you.
The responsibility of this mistake rolls up to you, OP. The fact that you haven't yet fixed the issue leads me to think that the manager is working with a bumbling senior manager
DD1 and OP should be staffed on an engagement together
You gave the kid enough rope to hang himself without providing the guidance necessary to ensure the best outcome for your firm and are now seeking the proper penance for your underling - from the Internet. I'm sure you have a loyal following.
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Well, I'd imagine the firm also needs to get its effin act together if such issues can't be remediated. Secondly, the manager needs more than a slap on the wrist.
As a veteran myself, I grow tired of seeing threads that become about service status. We vets are proud of what we did (rightfully so) but this is a different gig now. So let's be consultants first and vets underneath. Not the other way around. With that said, don't shit on vets that have transitioned to consulting either. A lot of us work hard, work smart, and want to take the next step in our life and be seen as a professional (not in a uniform). Yes, some don't make it but a lot of young college hires don't make it as well.. Basically, judge the person by performance not by veteran status or generational status.
Cheers
So is that a yes to the makeup?
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^Dude STFU! This has nothing to do with the marines or you. Next person who tells me that somehow your battle scars translate in to leadership nuggets when leading highly skilled and sophisticated teams, can suck my balls!
@OP You really come off as an asshole in this thread... I wonder if that reflects in your leadership style🤔
OP just a take step back and read your posts. It's not what you are saying, it's the tone. Maybe the mgr did the intern a favor and saved him/her from having to work with the likes of you.
Can you talk to HR?
DD1 what the is the point you're trying to make here?