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'You can always ask for help': Reddit names the management trap hiding in plain sight

A job seeker reflecting between roles has identified what they call the "ask for help" trap, the management phrase that sounds supportive in onboarding but becomes a paper trail of incompetence when actually used. Reddit says it's universal.
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