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Honestly, only if I knew I could get the manager back somehow, e.g immediately transferring to a different workplace so he's shorthand, or creating an exposé on him.
Why do your coworkers want you to work for him?
because they're always shorthanded.
They're not my direct coworkers but we worked together for 2 years before I transferred. Some of them miss how I worked, apparently.
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This has more red flags than a USSR parade. If you need a job urgently, that’s one thing. But willingly working for a manager who understaffs and disrespects employees?
it's a bit more complex than that: some of these coworkers are actually genuine and I enjoyed working with them, the department is in constant need of accredited personnel but the manager seems to be a complete asshole.
The stresss of an abusive manager and an enabling employer outweigh the advantages of good coworkers. I’ve got a few friends who look back at “that” job and wonder why they didn’t run away the first time they got their holidays cancelled or their pay delayed or…
Right, in that case I guess you to need to explain to your coworker that the manager needs to face the consequences of his actions; only through boycotting our Labour or complaining about him can we get him to change his method.