Posted on 08/23/2006 by Caustic writer
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So th ine company enforced emplyee review comes around and mine is glowing - lots of accolades and ending with "We are lucky to have you.".....until it's my turn - I thank them for acknowledging my hard work acknowledge their good points- point out some of the strengths that they missed (as asked for) and them make the mistake of telling the truth - that after ten plus years as an exemplary part-time employee I'd like a full time position now. I remind them of the 2 job openings I expressed interest in that were predestined - even though I would have been a good candidate. That was discouraging," I told them. - and that was discouraging
Then, a face to face where we have to sign off on each other's reviews. Suddenly, my work isn't really up to snuff for the full time slot - pretty much out of the question- a big leap - the boss says with the glowing review sitting in front of him -
So self esteem is in the toilet - getting better with collegues calling to tell me how wrong the bosses are - my son tells me how different it would be if I were a man and hubby wants to beat up on the bosses which makes me feel better
still - this sucks and I really need to get out of this toxic, deameaning atmosphere..aaaargh
POST A COMMENTthe confessor(08/23/2006)
A caring, capable woman is denied full-time status after a decade of excellent work by the very company that acknowledges that work. Meanwhile, 75% of workplace bullying is inflicted by women on other women-females that take advantage of their full-time status and often illicit relationships with superiors to ensure that morale is rock-bottom and real talent is headed out the door... And we wonder why we struggle to compete in a world-wide economy..
M. in Wisconsin(08/27/2006)
I have actually seen workers refused promotions because they were deemed to "valuable" in their current slot. Might that be the case? Whatever the case, I would get a copy of any glowing reviews and start looking elsewhere. On the other hand, someones one refusal can be leveraged when another potential promotion comes up. Play the game back.
thelma(08/29/2006)
Yup. It's obvious they don't want you in a full time position. If YOU want a full time position, you'll have to go outside of the company and get one.
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