CAREER OPPORTUNITY
o Do your news research on the company revenue!! Guess investment ratings are down across all boards. Analysts are advising their investors to SELL their stocks.
♣ Result – there are continuous lay-offs, company wide on all levels
o VERYYY LIMITED PROMOTION FROM WITHIN
♣ I have seen countless employees work tirelessly for years to prove themselves for a promotion, yet management (often new) will continuously hire from outside the company
• Even with a high turn over rate and plenty of opportunity to promote their employees, they prefer to poach people from other companies, as this is their idea of remaining competitive
♣ Result- 98% of employees are either laid off or move on to a better salary and title at a different company
• MANAGEMENT LACKS LEADERSHIP
♣ Office politics are out of control. Many of the higher-ups who have been there for a million years get away with their cruel behavior because they’ve been with the company so long
♣ Management’s only real concern is making sure their boss believes they are doing a great job
♣ To my personal experience, after 2 years, not once did my manager ask how I was doing, offer any constructive feedback on my job-performance, respond to requests for touch-base meetings, or plan a team building activity of any kind. I was constantly guessing what my manager was thinking. Rather simply offer direct feedback, I had to make out hidden messages from a passive aggressive personality.
• On multiple occasions, if I made a mistake or wasn’t executing the (never-clear-to-begin-with) way of doing things properly, my Manager would reprimand me via email and CC other managers and employees in the department who had no involvement
o This was the bosses was of showing power in humiliating me, and it worked. I was frightened and walking on egg shells all of the time
• Of the 10+ departments I worked with, I can think of only one example of leadership in management, team morale, and positive demeanor. That department is Social Media.
• HUMAN RESOURCES (if you can even call it that)
♣ After countless emails and phone calls to HR for advice on my manager, not one person responded to me
♣ I reported an injury at work to HR, mainly so they could take action to prevent this from happening to another employee
• DAYS after my injury, I get a call from the company lawyer to see if I needed to see a doctor
o Just one example of MANY, where HR proved to care more about protecting themselves from a lawsuit than the well-being of their employees