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16 Oct 2007, 08:22
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I completely agree with your assessment River. When I was interviewing for the promotion, I specifically asked the manager if I would be at a disadvantage as I might be leaving in a year or so. Well he said it should not be and that he is not even allowed to make judgements based on such information. But in the end they did end up picking a guy who is not an analyst, is not as qualified as I am (I think 
) . I am willing to wager that it is the fact that I would be a short term fix for the position, while the other person, though would need to be brought up to speed, is likely to stick around for longer.
While I was upset initially, I dont blame them (though it is kind of odd- I was APPROACHED or POACHED by the other manager for that position).
My recommenders have been VERY supportive and I believe that the department as such will not have any problems with my move. They are just looking out for themselves. But having said that- I can wave my promotion or any other career progression bye-bye for the next yr or so. So it looks like by MArch, I would either be working for another company or jumping up in joy at the prospect of going back to school
) . I am willing to wager that it is the fact that I would be a short term fix for the position, while the other person, though would need to be brought up to speed, is likely to stick around for longer.
While I was upset initially, I dont blame them (though it is kind of odd- I was APPROACHED or POACHED by the other manager for that position
).
My recommenders have been VERY supportive and I believe that the department as such will not have any problems with my move. They are just looking out for themselves. But having said that- I can wave my promotion or any other career progression bye-bye for the next yr or so. So it looks like by MArch, I would either be working for another company or jumping up in joy at the prospect of going back to school
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i guess im one of the lucky ones. all my managers have been very supportive. the manager of the main project im working on has known ive wanted to get an mba for over a year, and she was planning on applying herself a year ago. theres been no change in my responsibilities, and because the projects im on are long term i dont really run the risk of not getting onto a project. the application is a distraction though, and im not seizing the day like i normally would at work.
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Everybody has been good to me. However I am unable to concentrate on work, family, app, XCs all at the same time. Basically, my productivity is so non-existant that if I were working for "ME", I would be fired by now 
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