Exit story · Early Startup

They Made Me Train My Offshore Replacement. I Trained Him Very Well.

PIPd_and_Proud·PIP Victor

Ex-Lumenary Health·Customer Success Lead·Customer Success·1 year, 3 months·Nashville, TN

· Left in 2026

6.9
Toxicity

The LinkedIn Spin

Wrapping up at Lumenary with pride — the CS function is in great hands and set up to scale. Onward!

The Unfiltered Truth

Three weeks' notice, and the ask was a "knowledge transfer" to a contractor at a third of my rate. Fine. I wrote him a 60-page playbook: every workaround, every landmine, every executive who says "quick question" and means 90 minutes. He has since messaged me twice to say thank you and once to say he's interviewing elsewhere. The playbook, apparently, was persuasive.

Exhibit A · Manager Receipt

"Please keep KT sessions positive — no need to editorialize on process gaps." — Manager, after session 2 of 9

Red flags

  • #Offshoring Games
  • #Knowledge Transfer Trap
  • #Cost Cutting Theater

Reality check

Work-life balance
3/5
Management sanity
2/5
Compensation reality
2/5
Gaslighting frequency
3/5
🚩 52 red flags141 sipping tea✂️ 33 ties severed🕊️ 97 freedom🤝 104 solidarity

3 comments from the wire

  • NightShift_NadiaQuiet Quitter Pro

    "No need to editorialize on process gaps" is the most honest thing a manager has ever said by accident.

  • ExRecruiter_MayaWhistleblower

    He's interviewing elsewhere. The playbook worked exactly as intended, in every direction.

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