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What was your management’s response to the above statements?
by andrei_says_ 4y ago
What was your management’s response to the above statements?
- giantg2 4y agoThey don't really have responses because they have no obligation to explain themselves. In my experience, the explainations I do get on other topics are often lies anyways. In one case, they wanted me to take a 13% increase in hours in order to get the promotion with a 7% raise. For the other case, they just don't care. The only feedback I got was that they wanted work done faster. Basically, I was split between a primary role and secondary role. They considered the secondary role an "extracurricular" even though per company policy it should be 10-20% of my normal time. So they wanted me doing my regular hours for the primary role and doing the secondary role during extra hours. The big takeaway is that my company measures engagement by the number of hours you work, and have backroom policies that conflict with the written ones.
- andrei_says_ 4y agoThank you for your reply.