Advise please...
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You should resign if that is an option. If your employer has discovered that you're looking for something else their reaction should be to ask you why and what can be done to make you not want to leave not 'grill' you
i think they are working their way thru linkedin... someone else has already been "grilled"
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i think they are working their way thru linkedin... someone else has already been "grilled"
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i think they are working their way thru linkedin... someone else has already been "grilled"
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In answer, "yes" and "yes"
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Are you actually looking, or just have a linked in account?
Opacity, the new Transparency.
in answe, "yes" and "yes"
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in answe, "yes" and "yes"
Do you have a good reason for looking? Actually, have you got a good reason for staying, and do you have any other prospects? One response could be: I have found the management here is both too invasive and too controlling. But have a signed offer letter you want to take before you say this.
Opacity, the new Transparency.
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Sometimes?
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I am about to be taken into a meeting and grilled as to why I am looking for a job... Advise welcome!
Find out in advance which color lipstick your boss prefers when you kiss his ass, and wear it.
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I am about to be taken into a meeting and grilled as to why I am looking for a job... Advise welcome!
If you have an account on any public website making it clear you're looking for a job, and you've not been open with your employer about this, then you've made your bed. However, if you have been open then continue to be open. Have you checked out the market and found you're worth more? Have they reneged on promises? Is your job a dead end and you need to grow? Make them sell you the job, make them want to keep you. If they don't want to keep you, and you don't want to stay, then why are you even bothering with the meeting? Buy 'em a box of chocolates and wish them a good day.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
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If you have an account on any public website making it clear you're looking for a job, and you've not been open with your employer about this, then you've made your bed. However, if you have been open then continue to be open. Have you checked out the market and found you're worth more? Have they reneged on promises? Is your job a dead end and you need to grow? Make them sell you the job, make them want to keep you. If they don't want to keep you, and you don't want to stay, then why are you even bothering with the meeting? Buy 'em a box of chocolates and wish them a good day.
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
Chris Maunder wrote:
you've not been open with your employer about this
Why should one be open with him about this ? My Resume is always up-to-date and online, just in case I would need it. This is called in french "listening in the market" = être à l'écoute du marché.
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I am about to be taken into a meeting and grilled as to why I am looking for a job... Advise welcome!
make sure you don't badmouth about your previous company/peers or anything else. Just be positive and have fun :)
It is Good to be Important but! it is more Important to be Good
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Chris Maunder wrote:
you've not been open with your employer about this
Why should one be open with him about this ? My Resume is always up-to-date and online, just in case I would need it. This is called in french "listening in the market" = être à l'écoute du marché.
Yeah, heaven forbid that employees and employers have a trusting and open relationship. </sarcasm> I'm sorry you have to work for a company you can't deal with openly.
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