An employee at a consulting firm is struggling to manage an entry-level staffer who requires a significant amount of time and effort to oversee.
Despite the entry-level employee having strong references and internship experience, the writer finds themselves redoing the staffer's work and working longer hours than before.
The manager is feeling stressed and overwhelmed by the amount of time spent managing the new employee's work and balancing their own tasks.
The writer seeks advice on whether this level of management is normal for entry-level staff and how to adjust their expectations to better handle the situation.