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Being a manager is a really good learning experience, because you learn that everyone kinda sucks. Like... everyone. Including you. Including me. 
Everyone thinks they're good workers, but realistically, few are. If you get promoted from worker to manager, you'll first start off thinking that you can finally fix all those problems that your shitty old boss could never fix, because he was such a dumbass. But then you'll pull your hair out trying to get your team to perform to bare minimum standards, while they hate you for being a hardass. Eventually, you'll say "why am I stressing so much? None of the managers before me cared this much." Then you'll stop giving a fuck, and eventually, one of your workers will be promoted to your position, and the cycle continues. >

This guy retails