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By *reakShow90 OP Man
over a year ago
Manchester/halifax |
Hi there peeps a bit of an odd one but I am a little worryed about me training some one in my job to cover my days off the whole student surpasses the master kinda thing and there for making it easy for me to be pushed out for some one who can always be there and not have the days off that I do |
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I'm used to working in an environment where people can cover each other as far as possible. It's efficient working practice and means that if someone is off sick or wants a day off the job still gets done if needs be.
Do you feel your job might be at risk anyway? |
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By *reakShow90 OP Man
over a year ago
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"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there. "
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job |
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"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there.
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job"
Sorry, but I got no sympathy for you then. Taking time off from one job to go and do another? What's the point in that? |
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By *reakShow90 OP Man
over a year ago
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"I'm used to working in an environment where people can cover each other as far as possible. It's efficient working practice and means that if someone is off sick or wants a day off the job still gets done if needs be.
Do you feel your job might be at risk anyway?"
Yeah I am just hoping it is only for my days off I will be teaching the trainee the basic things but keep a few tricks up my sleeve |
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By *reakShow90 OP Man
over a year ago
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"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there.
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job
Sorry, but I got no sympathy for you then. Taking time off from one job to go and do another? What's the point in that? "
Well one is just to pay bills and rent and such the other I am slowly trying to make a name for my self but need the other job.to fund it atm until I am on my feet |
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"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there.
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job"
That's not fair on the person you're training. I've experienced that before. The person training me was insecure anout their abilities and didn't show me properly. Take the mature attitude, show the person how to do the job well and you can take time off knowing you won't go back to a pile of work. |
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By *reakShow90 OP Man
over a year ago
Manchester/halifax |
"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there.
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job
That's not fair on the person you're training. I've experienced that before. The person training me was insecure anout their abilities and didn't show me properly. Take the mature attitude, show the person how to do the job well and you can take time off knowing you won't go back to a pile of work."
I know its not and I am trying to look on the bright side as I do trust the guys I work with and I am pretty sure they would not want to mess my chances up at starting my own business also the trainee is very helpful and tbh a fast learner great with customers and does a lot of IT for us |
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"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there.
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job
That's not fair on the person you're training. I've experienced that before. The person training me was insecure anout their abilities and didn't show me properly. Take the mature attitude, show the person how to do the job well and you can take time off knowing you won't go back to a pile of work.
I know its not and I am trying to look on the bright side as I do trust the guys I work with and I am pretty sure they would not want to mess my chances up at starting my own business also the trainee is very helpful and tbh a fast learner great with customers and does a lot of IT for us "
You seem to want the security of this job while planning to leave them for your own business. While you don't want them to have the security of someone to replace you once you're gone. You can't have it both ways.
Be careful who you tread on on the way up the ladder, you always meet them on the way back down. |
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By *reakShow90 OP Man
over a year ago
Manchester/halifax |
"That's the dangers of taking the days off.
Your task is to make you appear indispensable when you're there.
Well I could just keep my cards close to my chest and the only reason I off is a work another job
That's not fair on the person you're training. I've experienced that before. The person training me was insecure anout their abilities and didn't show me properly. Take the mature attitude, show the person how to do the job well and you can take time off knowing you won't go back to a pile of work.
I know its not and I am trying to look on the bright side as I do trust the guys I work with and I am pretty sure they would not want to mess my chances up at starting my own business also the trainee is very helpful and tbh a fast learner great with customers and does a lot of IT for us
You seem to want the security of this job while planning to leave them for your own business. While you don't want them to have the security of someone to replace you once you're gone. You can't have it both ways.
Be careful who you tread on on the way up the ladder, you always meet them on the way back down."
Oh trust me I would not be one them that walks.over others to get that little bit higher seen it happen way to meny times before I think I am.just going to have to see how it goes |
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