Jobby job: phone interview scheduled for Thursday morning. Fingers crossed!
Yipee! Fingers crossed! Is this the AMA one?
This is the AMA one.
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Jobby job: phone interview scheduled for Thursday morning. Fingers crossed!
Yipee! Fingers crossed! Is this the AMA one?
This is the AMA one.
Okay, I ordered these shoes: [link] because they didn't have the others in my size.
So now I need to figure out what color to paint my toenails. Deep red? (My bouquet is going to be deep red roses.)
Ooh. It's amusin how validated I feel that Jilli agree with me on the mascara decision.
A question for the hivemind: I know the answer would vary from company to company, but does anyone know or can give me a guess about IF I sign the PIP paperwork, would that make me inelligible to transfer to another internal team?
I don't have to return the signed paperwork until Thursday. There are plans afoot to open a position on another team to get me there, but those plans won't be ready in just two days.
Good luck on the interview, Steph! And on the wedding stuff.
Hi Jilli! Rage on.
Jilli, in my experience it won't make it impossible but probably more complex. As a rule we would be hesitant to transfer under those circumstances because - and here I'm speaking in broad strokes and not you at all - HR et al see it as shifting a problem from one team to another. However, if new team/manager are on board, they can likely make it happen.
I have often seen that if you are on warning like that (whatever they call it) you can't transfer. But that said, I doubt whether you've signed it would make a huge difference in that case.
Yeah, signed or not isn't likely to be relevant.
Just to give another point of data on PIPs. I was placed on one the first year I was with Donlen/GM. Got through it, and 7 1/2 years later, I was running the division. It doesn't always mean the kiss of death. The people that mattered realized that my manager at the time was a micromanaging control freak. I wasn't blameless, but they also knew it wasn't entirely my fault.
Best cry-proof mascara: the Blinc tubular stuff
That's my mascara! I'm a weeper and it's been hiding that from the world around me for years.