‘Love my job, hate my boss’: Singapore worker considers quitting despite good benefits
SINGAPORE: A Singaporean worker has confessed that she is close to walking away from a job she genuinely loves, simply because dealing with her boss has become an increasingly exhausting affair. Despite being happy with her work, office location, and benefits, the worker said her boss’s management style has left her feeling demotivated and questioning whether she has a future in the company.…
A Singaporean worker is contemplating leaving her job despite being happy with her work environment, citing her boss's management style as the main issue. The employee, who has worked for a government-linked company (GLC) for five years, expressed her frustration on a subreddit post, stating that her boss has been in the team for around five to six years and seems content to retire soon.
The worker highlighted that her boss constantly questions tasks without providing guidance, which leaves the team feeling drained and demotivated. Despite the good benefits, office location, and her love for her job, the employee is unsure whether to stay or quit. In the comments section, others advised her not to let one bad boss drive her away, suggesting she should simply endure the situation, as the job market is uncertain.
Some even suggested that her boss might be trying to guide the team, despite her unhelpful approach.
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