You ever had to train someone that's getting paid more than you?

That stopped when I told the guy...” training a superior as a subordinate is above my pay grade. Good luck learning my job which you just got, by ass kissing!”

Then I added insult to injury and deleted the files regarding all the work I’d done that he could have sat back and used in his new found position.

I'm teaching all our engineers how to code. Pretty sure they all make 20% more than me.

Yes. In general, the more the leaders know about what their subordinates are doing the better off everyone will be.

lol yeah. i had to train a newly graduate in my department and i found out that he'll be my supervisor. he was a bit arrogant and acted really bossy towards me like implying that im just under him and he's paid by the company not like me who's only a tempo. I'm waayyy older than him tho. and they hired him for that position bec he graduated with high honors. he's one of the reason i resigned.hahah

We have trained 3 managers in the space of a year at my work. No reflection in our pay.

Been doing this almost my entire career

People get amazed about what I do and want to know more

Training them improves me

It's happened before but I've not stayed at a job long enough for it to bother me.

As senior enlisted in the military we always train junior officers.

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Sadly yes. It sucks when I worked more but was paid less once.

I’m doing so now and it is so frustrating.

Yes
Young degreed engineer

Quite a few times.

YES!

Never

Nope

I quite a job doing floor crew because they were having me train my new boss without paying me extra or giving a raise. Then the cocksuckers had the nerve to give me a bad recommendation at my next job because of it.

Their excuse as to why one of us couldn't be promoted was that they require a degree for all managerial positions. We were fucking janitors who mop floors, clean toilets, and pull used tampons out of a box next to the women's toilet FFS. Imma go out on a limb and say anyone with a degree that needs that job is as bottom barrel as it gets and truly useless as a worker.