• Promotion is okay but don't forget the job environment. Healthy environment not toxic one: the most important thing.

  • Very simple. Have him put up or shut up! If you are not moving up the food chain, somebody else is. Is the new job a promotion/different job, or the... same as what you do today? This is very important. Another company offering more money will most likely want more work out of you. Just remember job changes should be strategic. If done right the money will be there. Just don't stay stagnant. Keep moving up the food chain and I guarantee you will have a satisfying career and be compensated likewise. I'll leave you with a secret. Look for international opportunities. travel the world on the companies dime, get compensated better and take on new challenges.  more

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  • sorry, the answer got cut off.
    We do not know if there was any truth in the accusation. If you quit, there will always be suspicion. If the rumors... were false, you needed to stay and rebut them. If they are true, you better come up with a good story why you left the job. The rift between you and your wife may persist a long time. Consider family counseling. Good luck. more

  • Never leave a job without an alternative. U ruined yoself

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  • You have to know the reason behind it. Before taking any action

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    Reviews on an employer can be tricky because rarely do people expand on the whole truth let alone if and how the contributed to the demise lol. It... also depends on the persons mindset, outlook on life, work, what they prioritize (which will differ from you) and much more. Moving forward, I would never turn a job based on reviews. Go on the interview and do you homework on the facts of the company and come prepared with the right questions to ask an employer (including follow up and clarifying questions), then make an informed decision for yourself from how you feel leaving the interview and their responses to your questions. more

  • People have different experiences. If you don’t have a job, why would you turn one down? Unless this was one of multiple options and you had to... choose – – just take the job and quit if you don’t like it more

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I want to share something that happened to me recently. Unfortunately, I’m seeing more and more posts about this and so I thought I would chime in. This latest trend is truly mind fuc**ng.

A few weeks ago I interviewed and was offered a job with a nationwide photography company. I was given a start date for training that was the following Tuesday - 2 business days later. I arranged my schedule... with my current job (teaching music at a school that closed on 31 July) to accommodate their request that I start as soon as possible for training and full on shadowing on 3 Aug so I could finish my week with my students.

On the day I was to begin my training I drove an hour to the studio and was on time. After an hour it was brought to my attention that I hadn’t completed all of my paperwork so they sent me home. An hour later I opened my phone to a text saying they were letting me go because I hadn’t completed all the paperwork and drug test - which I always pass because, you know, I don’t do drugs.

To be clear - I had signed the offer letter, filled out the background check, and the employee agreement and given them my bank information for direct deposit. I can’t imagine there was much left to fill out aside from the drug test.

This idea of offering someone a job and then taking it away is absolutely an abhorrent and nasty practice. This job was my lifeline that was to carry me into November as I continue my search for full time higher paying work.

Now that the school has closed I have nothing. I wish companies would stop doing this to candidates. It’s not nice. So yeah, all this grief for a $20/hour photography job.
 
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  • Sorry that it turned out that way. But what you did was honest. The table will turn

  • In Helsinki, working for HCL, I told that the bunch of software engineers from Bangladesh have zero skills and they were there to fill-in the numbers.... Has to stay on call support with those guys, dictating line by line the source code, to save the project. One I was on the call support 2 days in a row. The HCL management investigated and found nothing suspicious.
    Later an engineer produced screenshots of the expected functionality without source code under the hood. He fooled the tester but not me, as I knew that there is no source code. The tester was very frustrated and thought I'm bullying him up to the point when he finally understood my point.
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  • Hi, guys there are a lot of legit side hassles that one can do alongside your current job. It all depends on what you really want in life.

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  • Hi, guys there are a lot of legit side hassles that one can do alongside your current job. It all depends on what you really want in life.

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  • First of all, get a grip! You have a lot to offer out here so when I hear you losing interest in life it seems like you are considering taking your... life which is insane! It's easy for anyone to say things will get better, pray to God ect ect ect, but you have to come to grips that life will throw you peaks and valleys. You my friend are currently in a valley that you must climb out of. This may sound crazy to you, but have you considered looking at the Military? All the branches need someone with an Economics background. You could even go in as a officer. The Reserves could be the best option. Now if the Military is not your thing, you must be open to taking an opportunity outside your rural area; even to another state. There is a big push for vocational jobs. There are companies that will bing you in and train you for free . Try your local unemployment office. if your passion is Economics, talk to a military recruiter and see what king of options they can provide. Good Luck!  more

  • Praise the Lord Brother/Sister out there who has hit the dead end and faced challenges of different sorts.
    1. Stop negative confessions.
    Proverbs... 18:21
    [21]Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and they who indulge in it shall eat the fruit of it [for death or life]. [Matt. 12:37.]
    2. Encourage yourself in the Lord.
    1 Samuel 30:6
    [6]David was greatly distressed, for the men spoke of stoning him because the souls of them all were bitterly grieved, each man for his sons and daughters. But David encouraged and strengthened himself in the Lord his God. God is all we need, He has good plans for us , plans to prosper and not to harm us plans to give us future and hope. Jer. 29:11.
    3. James 1:2-4
    [2]Consider it wholly joyful, my brethren, whenever you are enveloped in or encounter trials of any sort or fall into various temptations.
    [3]Be assured and understand that the trial and proving of your faith bring out endurance and steadfastness and patience.
    Simply obey and be humble.
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  • Having all the information is better when trying to give advice. Since there is not much to go on I'll make the assumption you didn't cross train the... induvial, you were not on a performance plan, you and only you were affected, you didn't give into your bosses wishes. Get my point? Until I have more information, I can't tell you what might be best to do. Good luck! Only peruse action if you feel you were wrongly released.  more

  • Move on and a much better door will open up for you.

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  • I thought Organization have the pay scale? There is a lot of politics in some Organizations I wonder why?

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  • Your colleagues on the same role as you can earn more than you due to these factors; previous salary, years of experience,... qualifications/certification and negotiation skills. Let the HR know that someone else's salary information was mistakenly sent to you.  more

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  • Not everything that glitter is gold. If you are motivated by good remuneration please go

  • If your sole reason for wanting to leave your current company is your remuneration, now is the time to bounce. At least the other company is offering... you want you can see, your current company is still on lip service whose manifestation is not guaranteed. Good luck. more

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  • What is no straight in your statement is whether you were employed at the same time or your coworker was employed way before you were. It is possible... for your coworker to earn that kind of money if he was 1 outsourced, higher degree or more experienced and if has long service in that organization than you. more

  • This has nothing to do with trust. You accepted the payment terms offered to you at the time. The new employee accepted (negotiated) the terms for... their position. Times are different, more competitive, and salaries are higher. If you want more salary, ask if there are any advancement opportunities, take on more work, get more training. What your coworkers make should not be brought up.
    Early in my career, I learned not to discuss salaries with my coworkers. I didn't and it made a more peaceful work environment. I'm sure that in some cases I made more, others I made less. I was also, willing to take on short term projects in addition to my daily tasks.
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  • You have a good mind, it is bigger than any professional achievements.

  • Be honest.
    I spent 2 years as an elderly caregiver to my uncle. I documented it in my resume from a management viewpoint. For ex.,: Worked with... medical professionals to establish his prescription schedule; scheduled presciption refills to ensure they arrived in advance of need; documented vitals (weight, B/P, temp) and other changes in health; created an maintained a meal plan that supported his dietary needs. Transported patient to/from appointments.
    Good luck.
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  • Most Lovers make such decisions that don't yield good results, so such too much Love blind them from seeing an opportunity. Don't blame your self. Let... it go. Just prepare to receive another is coming  more

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  • Well, if you are unhappy at what you do, what's the point of staying, make a move chat to your friend about your situation and why you are unhappy at... your job  more

  • Your mental is more important than that job. If you fear letting your friend down, open up to them about your valid pain points, that may help refine... perspective or they’ll understand and okay your exit even if it means affecting their reputation based on the recommendation. Good luck. more

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  • How is it affecting your family life? Long hours, constant travel, stress or canceling family plans. Seek ways to address or change items on the... list. How much is your doing? Volunteering for extra tasks, saying, Yes, when you should be saying, No, or not today. Choosing work over family. If your choices are the problem, a new job won't fix it. Be honest with yourself, why don't you put family first?  more

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  • I understand that finding another job could take months, but with the help of a professional, it could take just weeks or a month maximum, if you are... open to it, let me know  more

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  • AI is the future, you either get comfortable with it or risking getting swept out. That’s just the hard truth.

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  • Is asking "should I have kept it to myself?" the right question here? You've already revealed using AI, so that can't be undone. If you're asking... "should I have kept it to myself?" so you can disclose or withhold information in future employment settings, then your question is useful. At this point, I think focusing on damage control is a better use of your time. If completing the new, more demanding workload, even with the use of AI, is unsustainable, then perhaps you should discuss reasonable workloads and outputs with your manager. Use chat evidence or documentation when you present your case, though. Don't just go in with "I feel," or "I think." Demonstrate how you use AI by producing a copy of the chat detail to show the work AI helped with, and if possible, show how AI is unable to do everything you need to accomplish, even with thoughtful and strategic inputs. Good luck! more

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