Can anyone share what are some less obvious signs besides apparent ones (e.g. bad reviews, clear messaging) that a fund is trying to manage someone out before promotion to mid-level position?
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Here's a random list that is a bit more tangible than just a vibe or weird social treatment. I've never experienced this but just rattling off ideas:
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