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I went through this exact situation. I wound up telling them like it was - I liked everything about the job except my actual duties. Then I proceeded to describ
by fastbeef 7y ago
I went through this exact situation. I wound up telling them like it was - I liked everything about the job except my actual duties. Then I proceeded to describe to them what I’d like to do instead (focus on ops) and basically invented a position for myself. And they said yes!
My point is, don’t dwell On What you don’t want, but rather focus on what you do want and work to make it happen.
- x2f10 7y agoThank you. How did you word what you said? I don't want to come across as aggressive or giving a strong ultimatum.
- jerome-jh 7y ago"I would rather leave the company than endure another minute" However you phrase it, if that is your actual thinking, it will sound like an ultimatum. Your best bet is to say things clearly and not try to hide. What is unclear: do you hate the task itself (because it is bureaucratic, repetitive, needs interacting with people you dislike) or do you hate the consequences of the task (privacy violations, squeezing money out of poor people, making weapons)?