As I move from 'early' career to 'mid' career, and get over 'impostor syndrome', I find it increasingly more difficult to work with others because it feels like everyone around me is incompetent. I'm normally a really laid back person who gets along with everyone, but lately that's been changing.
I am a manager of a department (full-time) and my assistant has got to be the most incompetent person I have ever met. Although her job is simple, repetitive, and similar to the positions and tasks she has done her entire career, she struggles with literally everything. She has no idea what she is doing or what our department does. Everything she says or does is embarrassingly wrong. Our department relies a lot on some other departments and they usually give me completely wrong information. Sometimes it's very serious. For example, recently, a mistake by another department resulted in my department losing $100k without warning (a huge amount of our budget).
On the side, I have also started a small part-time consulting company. My two partners are university lecturers (one at an ivy league) and while they are both very knowledgeable, they have totally failed our first project for our first client. I have had to completely redo their share of the work.
I've tried to be patient and friendly in addressing these issues, but I'm having a really hard time not being a bitch about it. Why does everyone suddenly suck at their jobs???
How do you work with incompetent people without losing your mind?
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