Anonymous wrote:It’s OP- things have worked out great! I got a new offer that is more money and i am just waiting on my background stuff to be done.
I have not been fired from my current role but I have been completely ignored.
I have been told my background will be done by Tuesday so I will resign and give two weeks notice unless they want me to just leave- and then they can pay me for the two weeks.
My client gave me a glowing recommendation for my new role so that felt great.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. I haven’t been fired yet but no one is speaking to me so I feel like I have been shoved in a corner.
But on a positive note- when I took my current role I interviewed at several places and one of the people I interviewed with was behind me on line at the grocery store! He recognized me and after some casual chit chat- he said “if you are ever in the market again, don’t hesitate to reach out.” So I took the opportunity to give him a very high level view of what was happening. Recruiter has reached out! They are still looking to fill that role!!
My terrible, no good day has turned around.
Anonymous wrote:
The client defended you so you should not be fired. Thank goodness for that client!
You haven't said whether you know who dropped the ball and why, but you need to side-line them, or if you can point to fraudulent tickets, get them fired for cause. I don't know your workplace rules.
The CEO is neither right nor wrong, OP. The fact is, from their vantage point of 10,000 feet, the buck stops with you, even if they are fully aware that your underling messed up, and not you specifically. They don't care. They just want the work done on time, and done well enough that the client is reasonably satisfied with it. If I were them, since this is your first mistake and the client likes you, I wouldn't eject you right away. But there shouldn't be a second such issue, so root out the rot in your team and be ruthless!
Anonymous wrote:Don’t tell the new job about this story!! It makes you look terrible. Just say something like “actually I’m not sure it’s a great fit and I’d love to chat about other opportunities.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Did you monitor the progress.
I did. All the work is tracked through tickets and we had a meeting three times a week about this work since I started. Tickets were marked complete and status was reported that everything was on track. I have gotten weekly demos on how it looks.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. I haven’t been fired yet but no one is speaking to me so I feel like I have been shoved in a corner.
But on a positive note- when I took my current role I interviewed at several places and one of the people I interviewed with was behind me on line at the grocery store! He recognized me and after some casual chit chat- he said “if you are ever in the market again, don’t hesitate to reach out.” So I took the opportunity to give him a very high level view of what was happening. Recruiter has reached out! They are still looking to fill that role!!
My terrible, no good day has turned around.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. I haven’t been fired yet but no one is speaking to me so I feel like I have been shoved in a corner.
But on a positive note- when I took my current role I interviewed at several places and one of the people I interviewed with was behind me on line at the grocery store! He recognized me and after some casual chit chat- he said “if you are ever in the market again, don’t hesitate to reach out.” So I took the opportunity to give him a very high level view of what was happening. Recruiter has reached out! They are still looking to fill that role!!
My terrible, no good day has turned around.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. I haven’t been fired yet but no one is speaking to me so I feel like I have been shoved in a corner.
But on a positive note- when I took my current role I interviewed at several places and one of the people I interviewed with was behind me on line at the grocery store! He recognized me and after some casual chit chat- he said “if you are ever in the market again, don’t hesitate to reach out.” So I took the opportunity to give him a very high level view of what was happening. Recruiter has reached out! They are still looking to fill that role!!
My terrible, no good day has turned around.
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. I haven’t been fired yet but no one is speaking to me so I feel like I have been shoved in a corner.
But on a positive note- when I took my current role I interviewed at several places and one of the people I interviewed with was behind me on line at the grocery store! He recognized me and after some casual chit chat- he said “if you are ever in the market again, don’t hesitate to reach out.” So I took the opportunity to give him a very high level view of what was happening. Recruiter has reached out! They are still looking to fill that role!!
My terrible, no good day has turned around.