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Re: Overlook ed Posted by: Jimbo on November 07, 1998 at 20:18:51: In Response to: Re: Overlook ed posted by Sandra on June 30, 1998 at 19:21:30: : I don't mean to be cruel, but there are many spelling and grammatical errors in your letter. Maybe you might want to consider looking at the skills you have now, and working on them to provide a solid base for you to propel yourself upwards. I'm not trying to be nasty, but sometimes we focus on the wrong things, and I hate to see a good person kept down. Don't give your boss an ultimatum, but show him/her that you are willing to do whatever it takes (within reason) to get ahead. : Why wouldn't they give it to you? Because they don't want to pay you more money? I think you should sit down with your boss and explain that if they want to keep you in the company, they have to allow you to grow and advance. Hell, they promoted you once, why not again? : : I think the receptionist's job is the one that is most overlook in a company. You have to be knowlegable in all areas of your company. Questions arise everyday that you have to answer. Most of the time we are chained to our desk and under a microscope.Being watch and criticized. I work for a large company and I got myself promoted to thier Event Coordinator. I plan the events in the office so I'm not trapped at my desk all the time. There is a new position up for grabs but, I don't think they will give it to me. I'm qualified for the job but because I have been with company for over eight years they want to keep at the same place and salery. Follow Ups Back to Kickin Brass WWWBoard created by Matt Wright and can be found at Matt's Script Archive WWWBoard 2.0a2b updated by James Kent 05/08/98. |