Good Stories from The Corporate Ladder?

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I see people stuck at the bottom for years upon years (McDonald's) hoping a middle manager finally asks them if they want to be a shift manager... aspirations am i right?

All the while they watch new people who haven't worked McDicks in their life pop right into the scene to be their new supervisor.

You HAVE to take the initiative if you want to do any sort of leadership. No one is going to come tapping on your shoulder to tell you it's finally your turn to make some sheckles. Unless you have some great talent that is in massive demand it's never going to happen.

>>1347649
love this. i am someone who works to understand the way my company works.

people that "...hope something good happends..." to them are insane.

>>1347649
however, with this post i am hoping to hear about some back stabing and tattle tales.

>>1347675
nobody is stupid enough to greentext a real story considering how many stories circulate nowadays from business to business

there was a huge sentinel event at a hospital in my area; there are hipaa regulations to prevent word from spreading; people from 250 miles away were talking about it in less than a day
and when a doctor came out as gay, same thing; everybody fucking knew in a day

>>1347675
Sorry man I can't say too much. Every big company has algorithms skimming the whole fucking net just looking for a rat.

>>1347688
Kek

i never said to blast your company's specifics, just looking to hear about shady bosses or people throwing others under the bus for their own advancement.

>>1347672
Which is a lot of people. This is why most STEM grads never go beyond the worker level. They're content with the low level work. Even though that will get them replaced in their 30s. The goal in the real world is to become a boss regardless of your profession. Otherwise you'll get fucked in the long run.
>>1347649
This, you need to take the initiative and start bringing the money or play office politics. Never be the content worker who goes in for his eight hours and leaves. You have to show your boss why you'll be a leader. This happens to a lot of college grads. Even those who excel in school become the guy who get all the work while his coworker get the praise. There will always be someone smarter than you who can work harder and less than what you make. So don't become Harold.