A living nightmare, dropped into an already established can of worms. I cannot make any impact due to being restricted by deeply embedded politics. The company was in dire straits and has recently been bought to turn it around. The role is nowhere close to what was agreed. 1 month into a 6 month. Cut loose or stick it?
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Originally posted by LHM View PostA living nightmare, dropped into an already established can of worms. I cannot make any impact due to being restricted by deeply embedded politics. The company was in dire straits and has recently been bought to turn it around. The role is nowhere close to what was agreed. 1 month into a 6 month. Cut loose or stick it?
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Are you man enough to deal with it and continue to invoice or do you want to voluntarily put yourself on the bench with no income?
Purely a personal choice this one. Do what YOU can cope with.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAre you man enough to deal with it .Comment
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From what I can tell from your previous posts, this is your first contract and you've been there just under a month?
Maybe you still have a permie mindset? Don't get involved with the politics and just get your head down.Comment
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Originally posted by LHM View PostA living nightmare, dropped into an already established can of worms. I cannot make any impact due to being restricted by deeply embedded politics. The company was in dire straits and has recently been bought to turn it around. The role is nowhere close to what was agreed. 1 month into a 6 month. Cut loose or stick it?
I see from previous comments that this is your first contract? I would say stick with it, focus on trying to deliver and do your best to stay out of the politics. And keep your job search active throughoutComment
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostFrom what I can tell from your previous posts, this is your first contract and you've been there just under a month?
Maybe you still have a permie mindset? Don't get involved with the politics and just get your head down.
NCOTBAC this one.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostWait until you get sent home due to a power cut... Get's nasty then!!
NCOTBAC this one.Comment
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