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If you had that gut feeling about the Just here for the Hookups Camping Retro Team T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this hiring manager during the interview, trust me, it would’ve gotten much worse. Most toxic managers at least know how to conceal their management style during the interview, so consider yourself lucky. Yea. I declined a few positions, for similar reasons. If you feel the annoyance now, imagine dealing with it everyday for a year or so. Let it go and move on. For me personally, I have to like who I work with as much if not more as liking what I’m doing. You’re with these people 40+ hours a week; you don’t need to be best friends but you have to get along. If not it makes work miserable. I think you made the right move. Definitely made the right choice. I’d rather take a pay cut to work for a good manager (with room for promotion) then take a raise to work for a shitty one.

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I agree. But sometimes you get a bad vibe when interacting with someone. This guy would have been my direct manager. I backed out of an interview last minute because after researching the Just here for the Hookups Camping Retro Team T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this hiring manager on Linkedin and then social media in general, I found out that his world views were completely at odds with mine (casual racism, xenophobia etc). If you’re gonna be working with this person closely, then it absolutely factors into whether you take the job, or even interview for the role. Instead of listening to my gut feeling from the off (so many red flags that I’m still disappointed with myself for not taking note of ) I let my desire to work in the area override my common sense. You’ve saved yourself so much stress and headaches by not taking this job. You’ve saved that company so much money by not going through onboarding, training, only to quit your bad boss in a few months. Day 3 I was actively searching for new roles. My wife said that I had less patience at home, and was just in a bad mood the entire time. A couple of months later, I had a new job. The one benefit is that I got to keep the pay raise, and worked for a much better boss. That’s the tradeoff, is that pay has a ratchet effect. Every time I’ve second guessed and did not go with my initial instincts, I regretted it. Every….single…..time. Always trust your gut OP.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.