leekohler said:Please give me some words. Thanks.
dynamicv said:Possibly the cause of this happening Lee. In a small firm, you can get on with the job and everybody knows how good you are, but in a larger shop you need to make a bit of "corporate noise" to make sure the people at the top know your name without having to be reminded of it. It's okay to occasionally push your weight around and tell people when you've done something right. As long as you don't make a career of only doing that people don't think any worse of you.
Think of your own career like a product campaign if it helps. Selling yourself should be easy for someone in your line of work
Let us know what you decide. You may as well, because we'll only ask scem0 if you don't.
scem0 said:yes, I have been an opinionated little bitch . From the day I first started talking to Lee to now all I've heard is bad things about his job. If I had it my way he'd be far far away from that company; he is much better than them. While his coworkers might appreciate him for what he does, he isn't getting rewarded the way he should, and they aren't respecting him at all.
I'm really glad that people have offered Lee so much help, but I think Lee would be happiest away from the corporate world in general. Lee is too much of an individual to be taking orders from anyone, much less from a company that doesn't respect him the way they should.
But if transferring accounts will get Lee fair work hours and a little respect for his hard work then I'll quit being such an opinionated bitch , but until then...
I'll see how this new account goes, if Lee chooses to do that, but I won't stand for people treating him unfairly. If he has to deal with more ******** in the new account I'll fly myself to Chicago and personally beat up everyone at his company that hasn't respected Lee the way they should.
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leekohler said:Ugh- guys, my company restructured again and I just got demoted along with my 2 bosses. They offered me a job that would still pay the same (but without my title), and I have to tell you, I think it's time to go. Some of you have seen my thread on my job woes before.
I feel betrayed and demoralized to be nice about it.
My situation at the moment is: I just bought a new Mac a few months ago that I need to pay off, I have a sick and dying cat, and not a ton of cash in the bank right now. If I take this position, I will no longer be salaried but hourly. That means I can get overtime which is the only good thing about it. I told them I would give them a decision Monday. So I'm stuck between my dignity and my financial situation. If I stay, I'll work as much overtime as possible and pay off the Mac while I look for a new job. If I leave Monday, things will be scary and fairly uncertain.
Guys, I loved my job for many years. I know that it's time to go, but I need advice on how to proceed. BTW- I should also point out that I have always had spotless reviews and have busted my butt for this company. I've won them accounts, worked overnight, etc.
Please give me some words. Thanks.
Heartwarming Story of the Day.™leekohler said:Guys- a major breakthrough. This has been an amazing day. I honestly have never felt so loved in my life., etc., etc....
Thomas Veil said:Heartwarming Story of the Day.
See? Somebody appreciates you. So yeah, stick it out and see what happens. It'd be nice to see the little guy win one over The Man for a change.
Abercrombieboy said:The biggest hit against me is I am not married and don't have any relatives in the district. It seems like the people with family ties have the best luck when it comes to retaining their job.
Hate to get slapped with a harassment suit while trying to be a positive role model.scem0 said:Why proverbial?
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O the joys of trying to find anyone in August, when they're all on vacation.leekohler said:OK- everyone took off today before telling me about my options. It's been a crazy day, but jeez! Oh well, I guess I'll know tomorrow.