My last few gigs putting me in a bit of trouble it seems!
In that last gig I was contracted to a equipment vendor working with a service provider client. I made sure I serve the best for the vendor which means had to rub service provider client colleagues in the wrong way more than once. My vendor employer is absolutely happy with me start to finish but looks like the client side still have some grievances. I worked there nearly 2 years so wasn't bad with delivery to the client.
I just got a rejection notice for a role with that service provider client after a tele chat which I thought finished excellent! (this is different rejection from the one I mentioned in my other post related to hiring manager!!). This role was with another business unit of client co and people I worked in the past not involved in the process directly.
Is there a better way to make both parties happy and not to burn bridges with other party without making your employer asking "are you working for me or them"..??
Thanks, 2 rejections this week so bit worried.
In that last gig I was contracted to a equipment vendor working with a service provider client. I made sure I serve the best for the vendor which means had to rub service provider client colleagues in the wrong way more than once. My vendor employer is absolutely happy with me start to finish but looks like the client side still have some grievances. I worked there nearly 2 years so wasn't bad with delivery to the client.
I just got a rejection notice for a role with that service provider client after a tele chat which I thought finished excellent! (this is different rejection from the one I mentioned in my other post related to hiring manager!!). This role was with another business unit of client co and people I worked in the past not involved in the process directly.
Is there a better way to make both parties happy and not to burn bridges with other party without making your employer asking "are you working for me or them"..??
Thanks, 2 rejections this week so bit worried.
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