Being given important info at work

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At my previous data job, I was part of the senior team of our business unit, representing the data team.

I was given important people and business updates that I’d have to keep secret some times for months

Is it a good thing that my new manager in the new company doesn’t tell me anything?

This morning I have been upsetting myself that she has been hiding things from me.

However, am I better just not knowing?

Some times I used to find it stressful knowing everything going on, should I just sit back and get on with it?

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Early days. Be patient.

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You need to gain people’s trust. Then they start talking.

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My manager told me he promoted me only because I focused only on work and nothing else.

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Every manager or leader has their own style. I wouldn’t read much into it.

There’s a new boss at my work. It’s a different thing working with her. She has her own way of doing things, just like my previous boss had. I figure as long as the work environment is good it doesen’t matter how they want things done.

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We weren’t allowed cellphones or recording devices in my last work of video games QA, bug reporter. It was video games that weren’t released to public yet so it was secret. I heard that a guy recorded an unreleased scene of our video games, not only he got fired, he had to pay a fine. Incase content is stolen by other companies, he can get in legal trouble.

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We had to all leave our cellphones and smart watches in a locker at reception.

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Different company, different manager , differed way of working. I wouldn’t take it personally, just focus on the job :slight_smile:

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Things were f*cked up at work yesterday, my manager gave me the info I needed but joked he didn’t feel like explaining everything, so I joked I didn’t feel like hearing about it. We both laughed.

I’ve been given important info at work before, or access to certain areas others don’t. I just keep the info to myself or didn’t let anyone else into those areas. Never really had a problem.

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Probably a nice thing to not know. Less responsibility less stress.

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I purposely would not want to work for an faang companies because their nda and non compete agreements are ridiculous.

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