> Needing to "manage up" is the ultimate waste of resources... why even have a manager at that point.
This kind of blanket refusal to engage meaningfully with one's manager and provide upward feedback creates a vicious cycle that compounds the problem.
(PoV based on 25y in the industry, spanning startups and enterprises, in IC and managerial roles incl VP.)
> Needing to "manage up" is the ultimate waste of resources... why even have a manager at that point.
This kind of blanket refusal to engage meaningfully with one's manager and provide upward feedback creates a vicious cycle that compounds the problem.
(PoV based on 25y in the industry, spanning startups and enterprises, in IC and managerial roles incl VP.)