10-17-2013, 11:10 PM
MAVIC,
My mindset is to always keep your eyes and ears open to new
opportunities. In your case, don't burn bridges. Keep your standards
up, and let your work ethic shine. It may take a few weeks, months, or
(I hope not) years to find something else.
Do you have former bosses or colleagues that you can tap into for
leads or opportunities? Sometimes you find connections in unlikely places.
Years ago, I managed a restaurant for a large chain that I really enjoyed,
and was there 10 years. The company did major upper mgt. shuffling
and streamlining to save costs. At one point I went 2 and 1/2 yrs with out
A review as no upper mgt were there long enough in one position to
know us enough to do the review. My direct market mgr left the company
as his carreer path was being changed in a way he did not like.
So then a few months later, this market mgr called me up and said,
"Dave, I know what you can do, and I want you to come over here and
do it for me here" We talked and I came on board. That was 9 years
ago, and we still are with the same company and happy.
The point I'm making, MAVIC, is keep your head up, do the best job you
can look for alternatives at the same time. Ops may be in unlikely places.
Good luck,
Dave
My mindset is to always keep your eyes and ears open to new
opportunities. In your case, don't burn bridges. Keep your standards
up, and let your work ethic shine. It may take a few weeks, months, or
(I hope not) years to find something else.
Do you have former bosses or colleagues that you can tap into for
leads or opportunities? Sometimes you find connections in unlikely places.
Years ago, I managed a restaurant for a large chain that I really enjoyed,
and was there 10 years. The company did major upper mgt. shuffling
and streamlining to save costs. At one point I went 2 and 1/2 yrs with out
A review as no upper mgt were there long enough in one position to
know us enough to do the review. My direct market mgr left the company
as his carreer path was being changed in a way he did not like.
So then a few months later, this market mgr called me up and said,
"Dave, I know what you can do, and I want you to come over here and
do it for me here" We talked and I came on board. That was 9 years
ago, and we still are with the same company and happy.
The point I'm making, MAVIC, is keep your head up, do the best job you
can look for alternatives at the same time. Ops may be in unlikely places.
Good luck,
Dave
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