I have a full time job but some coworkers suggested I could apply to a department with a manager who seems to be a complete sociopath and seems to always need personnel.

In said department, there was a nurse that worked part time to finance her bachelor to be a physician assistant with the promise to be hired afterwards. She was sometimes very talkative and a gossip but otherwise a good nurse. Barely a week before the contract was to be signed, after she got her degree, she was told they found a better candidate with more experience so they wouldn’t hire her.

Obviously, she used all her sick days and then quit. Why would anyone work for a manager like this?

Chilling and very sad that people are sometimes like this. She was used.

Would you work for a manager like this? Because some coworkers would like me to apply to work for this guy,because they're always shorthanded. I’m not asking because I need this job, but because it’s always good to know what other options you have before looking elsewhere.

Believe people when they show you who they are would apply here.

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[–] 6 points 14 hours ago (2 children)

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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?

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 14 hours ago (1 child)

    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.

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  • [–] 7 points 14 hours ago*

    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…

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