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Are you a brown nose at work? Do you work with any?

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  • Posts: 0 [Deleted User]


    Hate them. I really think there's something wrong with you if you need to brown nose to get ahead, and something even worse wrong with you if you walk all over your supposed colleagues to get ahead. As noted, the brown nosers always get promoted, but the vast majority of them I wouldn't put in charge of watching a kettle boil. Luckily, working nights on a small team of 5, with a newly appointed TL who's still not fully transitioned from colleague to management (and he admits himself he's finding it hard to change), I don't have to deal with it much. Still get all the emails from the day team, which includes the brown nosing.

    I was promoted to "Tier 2" support in my last job, which was basically the step below Team Leader. I lasted about 6 months before I was about to quit, but luckily they made us redundant. Myself and TL had many a chat about how I wasn't "stepping up" and becoming management material. And she was right, I'm not management material, because I can't sugar coat stuff, which is apparantly required in order to talk to upper management. And there was me thinking honesty is better than BS. Nope. Didn't help it was an American based company, and by jesus do they like to circle jerk each other, instead of dealing with the actual issues. I won't be going for promotion again, unless it's lateral and doesn't put me in charge of people.

    Hope you don't mind me asking, do you ever regret leaving the Gardai?

    Must have been a big change in terms of the type of work, superiors and work environment where you are now.


  • Registered Users Posts: 197 ✭✭Mr Meanor


    A squeaky wheel gets the oil.

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  • Users Awaiting Email Confirmation Posts: 621 ✭✭✭Slim Charles


    Being friendly with your manager = brown-nosing it seems.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,201 ✭✭✭Man with broke phone


    I dont mind the brown noses so long as they have a good BMI, I dont mind the cheeky gits either so long as they are willing to show me that they can keep their height and weight in perfect balance. That's how to brown nose with me. I dont want anybody overweight or underweight risking the reputation, quality or customer service of my company by turning up with their BMI out of sync.
    You show me you are prepared to keep that one thing in check, I will give you the keys to the kingdom. It's not so bad brown nosing me, my perfect BMI and perfect poops leave no brown after the first wipe.


  • Registered Users Posts: 379 ✭✭AUDI20


    PsychoPete wrote: »
    Where I work if someone makes a balls of something, you cover it up with them and act like you don't know anything about it
    Are you working in the Government by any chance?


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