gld998
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Being allowed to make decisions is very different from going against your employer/manager/supervisor's wishes.
Your work attitude is typical of this American MNC that I used to work in. And I quit from. No opportunity for growth. Don't value suggestions, and looks like not much of grooming of their employees too. I made the jump and am much happier now.
Thus far, the better companies that I worked for, my managers would tell me why a decision I made or intend to make was not that good and why the other choices are better. Thus, slowly, I would learn and understand how they work/think, and basically how the company works/thinks and thus, slowly learn to make the right business decisions.
I agree with u on your points... that's why I say work smart.. following orders doesnt mean u lose on your suggestions, like for example suggest the way u wanna do and get your superior to approve it...
but I dunno why especially locals die die want their way and they will try to MICRO MANAGE u... This kind of company also I cant last long.... but they know abit and they will tell u what to do.. if u go against them because it's wrong and will cause an impact, they still wanna do their way.. when u comply to do their way and the BAD things happened, they will twist around and ask u why u never inform they... really CCB!! and u will be the scapegoat... and always change decision and not firm on decision made...
I have join a few local IT Firms and they play the same game... The one thing certain is uncertainty! Another usually trend of local bosses is the expect u to go home late... and always look for cheap and good.. lets see how long can u last...
AIya... why make life so difficult.... find job relaxs wan, pay reasonable also ok what!.. Most important is being happy at work... Everyday go home on time.. can play with ur kids... Always work work and work... worry in the future your own kid dont recognise u then u know....
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