 Is it illegal for a company that you work for to give out your home address to other employees without your pe |
| Is it illegal for the company you work for to give out your home address to other employees without your permission?... |
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 My husband did a logo for a large coroporation and..? |
| (of which he is being payed for)They are using this logo on there website. Now there talking about using his logo on the building it self too and wants to meet with him. Do you think they will "... |
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 What is your opinion in outsourcing? |
| What is your opinion in companies that outsoure to other countries for their customer service, technical call centers?... |
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 How can you deal with colleagues at work who look down at you because of your race / ethnicity? |
| They behave as If I am a 10 year old talking to them. The supervisor is also doing that. Aparently disrespect and intimidation is becoming a new trend in office politics and mind games any ideas ? F... |
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 Hotel: Is it a typical mistake for a Front Office Manager to distribute a room w/o checking a guest in? |
| I checked in 1 morning at a hotel and later that evening the key didn't work. The clerk discovered that I had a room but was never checked in. She became suspicious and started asking questions ... |
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 When a pub. traded company buys another pub. traded company, when/how does the bought company stock disappear? |
| The company I work for recently announced intention (with per-share offer) to purchase another publicly traded company. At this point both stocks are trading. Eventually, stock in the purchased ... |
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 How many millionaires are there in the world? |
| Total number of millionaires throughout the world.... |
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 Should Mattel be responsible for it's overseas manufacturers' construction practices? |
| I noticed today, that Mattel is recalling yet another bundle of it's China-made toys. What I'm wondering about, is why they don't just fix the problem? When are they going to start ... |
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 Couldn't walmart be sued for monopolizing? |
| the way that they are forcing small businesses to have to close, and popping up all over the place.... |
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 Sole proprietor of 25 years ... too risky? |
| My father started his own trucking business 25 years ago after being laid off from his job. He has no formal education in business, although he has managed to keep the family business alive for 25 ... |
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 How can Wal Mart give 100% satisfaction guarantee, when it is not true. would it be 96% satisfaction guarantee |
| How can you possibly be satisfied with a new game or DVD if you cannot open it? they will not allow returns of opened Games, DVD's. I could understand if you were a repeat offender, but they ... |
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 What does a Wal-Mart greeter get paid to do? |
| At our Wal-Mart the greeter does nothing---I mean not even a hello (depending who's on duty) Before they used to greet you, grab you a cart and clean off the carts when they were wet. Now all ... |
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 Is it right that cities offer cash incentives to lure sports teams from other cities? |
| The issue of cities offering cash incentives to lure sports teams from other cities is only thoe tip of the iceberg when it comes to city competition for business. Bringing in lucrative businesses ... |
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 Okay put your thinking caps on for a moment........Lets Talk finance? |
| Okay Say for instance, You are working in the finance department of an Information Technology company. Recently, there has been an unexplained increase in employee back injuries that have left ... |
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 Stealing from wal mart? |
| I stole from wal mart before more than once and i have learned my lesson I'm not stealing anymore!!!!!! Its to scary and its just wrong to do i was stupid when i was doing it i mean i really don&... |
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 In Need Of A Creative Business Name? |
| i'm starting a business that manufactures inflatable jumpers and i cant think of a good name for the business.... |
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confused! | Want a promotion, but boss doesn't see needI? |
I worked at a company for 6 yrs and they never promoted me to the level where I could bring the most to the job. In fact, they asked me to cover the reception area one day when they were in need (after 5 yrs, and I held a coordinator title and have a bachelor's degree).
I work at this place as freelance now (left for F/T position but was laid off). I want to tell my new boss what the need is (management of 2 key areas, one being the handling of editorial work), but they think they need a person who can serve them and work as a secretary and word processor.
My manager is someone who is a non-native English speaker and who, I feel, should not be in charge of editorial.
I'm thinking of leaving the company because they cannot offer me all I can bring to the table, but at the same time, I'm hurt doing so, knowing I can give them so much more, being well-paid and better respected. They're just stubborn-headed (or I'm not influential or persuasive enough to sway them in my direction |
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Opal
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Take your skills somewhere else. You deserve better and there are companies that need you. |
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Serge M
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You may be fighting a battle you cannot win. Even if you are right in your assessment, the people you work for are not taking your advice and they think they know what is best for them. They may be right. They may be happy with the way they operate their business. But if they are wrong, there is nothing you can do about it. If you are satisfied doing what they ask you to do and receiving the pay you are getting, you might as well continue and stop trying to change their minds. If you think you can do better elsewhere, look for another job.
Are you doing something for them now that will make them realize you were right if you leave them? Or are you doing what they want you to do and they are satisfied with your services? Can they find someone else to replace you if you leave? answers to these questions may help you decide what to do. |
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yamlim_ng
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Just leave your job, sometimes it is not about your capability.. It is about chemistry between management and you |
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Santa's_LiL_HeLpEr
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Is this your first job? It is recommended by Career counselors to change your job every 5-7 yrs, in order to have an abundant career portfolio. Employers are more likely to promote an employee on their "connections" and on their background and experience.
Look for a new job before quiting the old one. Looking for employment is a difficult and long process. If your employer is 'stubborn-headed' as you say, it is best to stay on his good side so he can recommend/vouch for you when your next potential employer calls. |
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Steve P
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Sometimes it becomes evident that it is time to politely move on. Obviously you are not happy and neither are they. |
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