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So at a new job, one of my peers ( not under my manager) offered to give an overview of their deliverables, which is related to the work me and my manager do.
Should I go through my manager to setup the meeting or ok to just go directly to my peers? I don't want to step on toes of the other manager of my peer
I would see if the manager wants to set up a meeting to discuss and when. Just talking to the other party to get an idea where this stands shouldn't be a big deal.
talk to him over lunch about it, if the info is good/new then bring it up to manager and play meeting tag to set up other guy with manager to make it more formal
how do you know manager doesnt know about the things the guy is going to tell you already if you have no idea what he will say?
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