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There is a new manager at my workplace

He has been here for a month and is an over zealous micro manager.
The place is no longer the harmonious work site it once was.
So I have decided to look for work elsewhere.
I have lodged an application yesterday. I will not delude myself, at 64, the odds of my even getting an interview are very slim.
Should no interviews be forthcoming then I will grit my teeth and do what is required in this job, without enthusiasm.
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GerOttman · 61-69, M
I got hired 3 years ago at 67, sometimes a little age doesn't hurt as much as you might think.
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@GerOttman Yes - that skill set works for older workers - younger workers are not clamoring for it and experience can't be replaced easily
GerOttman · 61-69, M
@AmericanAvenger oddly enough, I had no experience at all. It was a complete career change. There were "circumstances". Kind of a perfect opportunity at the exact right time.
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
@GerOttman GReat - some luck is needed once you get past 60. I have never had much. I don't have a network or special set of skills that are marketable in my area or years of experience in one place as my longest job was only 10 years. I fear that I am fucked
AmericanAvenger · 56-60, M
Good idea - stay with the job until they make you leave - I was laid off 2 years ago and no one will hire me. I cant get interviews on any legit jobs - just bullshit high turnover, commission only, no benefits gigs. It is humiliating and demoralizing. I just turned 60.
SissySecrets · 46-50
Micro managers are awful on morale. Yet they’ll try to justify their actions.
SissySecrets · 46-50
@Gusman I do hope that the supervisors listen and acknowledge your concerns.
Gusman · 61-69, M
@SissySecrets My concerns have been noted but I guarantee nothing will change
SissySecrets · 46-50
@Gusman that sounds typical of management. I’m sorry hun.
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Gusman · 61-69, M
@ShenaniganFoodie I have 4 more years, with retirement age now 67. 🫤

 
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