The National Socialist Workers Party ? So Bernie supporters ? <| sep |> Unfortunately sometimes bosses don ' t do their jobs well , if at all . If you ' re still on good terms with your previous manager , perhaps you can try and touch base with them , and see if your current manager has approached them for the handshake ? If there ' s been no handshake , then maybe it ' s time to find out why . It could be for reasons as stupid as your new manager not liking your previous manager , or the new manager just having the habit of asking the staff rather than doing the proper handshake . You could also try to reframe the situation don ' t see your manager asking you questions as a way of secondguessing you , but as a way of getting a sense of how you work and how much you understand the work you ' ve done so far . Just to check did you feel the same way with your previous manager too ? Or is it just with this particular manager ? If you ' ve enjoyed the work so far and think you could have some decent career progression , don ' t let this one manager cloud your entire career unless your experience so far has been that all the managers have been toxic , in which case , run . Managers really do make and break a person ' s job experience , and sometimes you ' ll have to think of the longer picture and grit your teeth until your next posting . If you think it ' s worth it , that is .