• Hotzilla@sopuli.xyz
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    5 days ago

    Am I crazy that those sound reasonable IT manager level things? If company size is 100-200 endpoints, the IT manager should understand all of these, if he/she doesn’t, I would not want to work at that IT team

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      5 days ago

      There’s not enough hours in day to do all those tasks that this will entail. You’ll constantly be dragged between different domains nd have no time to focus on anything

      Source: I’ve done this job before. Company wasn’t even big either. Just 30 people or so

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        5 days ago

        Honestly for 30 people it’s understandable, hiring properly would be like 10% of the company already lol

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          5 days ago

          When you consider that IT is used by everyone and often the entire company is built on IT and communication i would hire properly

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      5 days ago

      You’re not crazy, it’s just that posts like this are generally tribal. Nobody here actually knows what the day-to-day of that job is, they just want a pretext to vent about their own experiences of being asked to do work that they didn’t want to do.

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        4 days ago

        also potentially unpopular opinion: I’ve encountered about as many engineers over the years that were under-skilled for their positions, than ones who were competent. Whenever I see posters whine about how unreasonable the requirements for a job posting is, I always instinctively read it in one of the former’s voices…