Benefits, salary, perks, work from home
I started out as a Technical Solutions Architect.
Three years into my career, I ended up under a particular manager that, according to multiple sources, was not a great manager. I've told my story, unbiased, to several other managers and co-workers, and they all agree that I was really given a raw deal.
I was never given any solid opportunities to sharpen my Marketing Cloud skill set, and the opportunities I was given (working on Accelerators) I excelled at. Every feedback received from customers (via Accelerators) and co-workers alike was nothing less than extraordinary.
However, none of this mattered for some reason. I've kept a document that noted every piece of feedback received, just in case I had to have something to back my story up with.
I feel, along with others, that my manager had a personal vendetta against me and was working to get me dismissed. I was never given opportunities to work on real Marketing Cloud projects; therefore, I couldn't really get some good feedback going from that perspective. I was given the bare minimum to work with and often, I was left without work to do.
In the end, I got tired of this treatment and began looking for other opportunities that really valued what I brought to the table.
If you don't have a great manager, then there's no opportunity for advancement. No real skill set sharpening opportunities either. Get a good manager.
Be there for your employees.
Give your employees opportunities to prove themselves.
Also, everyone is different. We all have varying opinions and perspectives; it's not just your own. We all work differently, so it's important to adapt yourself to your employees to a point.
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The process was executed effectively with good support from the recruiter. I had several phone calls prior to the interview. I received all the information needed, as well as access to the recruiter for my case presentation. The process was acceler