Senior mgmt large company, would you report your direct mgr for incompetence

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What would you do?

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If I were you? Grammar lessons

I just watched alcohol thief kid and his words made more sense than this post.

If you can get VP to lunch or golf or something, you can give him hints and kind of lead him to it without just going in the office to report someone. In my opinion, the latter may not go the way you think it will.

I'm always cautious about going over people's head on things.

What I always try to do is make sure that if i feel somebody isn't pulling their weight is to make sure i have (at a minimum) 2 emails documenting my concerns to the individual, with the appropriate people above their head CC'd.

I respect peoples desire to be left alone on a weekend and not reply to emails, but I also expect my team to jump in on emergencies at a minimum. Those pop up 2-3 times a year at most.

you said

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senior operations guy is meddling in local issues and refuses to work weekends

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That means he may be sticking their head into some things to make sure he looks included but not actually being involved. That's where CC'ing people is important.


I don't want to be a CCDick, but I'm not going down for things that you're refusing to be vested in.

This reads like you’re a drunk welder mad at someone on another crew. Or some mumbled retard shite. Start over.

Yes. Let us know how it goes.

I encourage you to complain in this same verbiage.

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guy comes to me and sez I need to talk

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wat

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Trevaylin

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You aren’t much more than a helper. Just do your shitty job and shut the frick up

On a message board somewhere there is a senior manager asking for advice on a subordinate who can't form a coherent sentence.