#ASKNIKKI
In a time where everyone is having to work from home and work differently, in general, you will have to be open-minded and willing to work outside of your normal set up.
I think it's important to respect people's time, while requiring that they respect mine.
I think it's normal for employers to open inquiries within HR if an employee gets hurt on the job.
It's stressful enough to have to deal with a sick child, piled on with what's going on at work.
You just don't want to get in the habit of leaving a job and not already having a new job to go to.
In general, I believe what you're looking for is easy to find. You just need to open up your search and be prepared to make relationships with organizations possibly that specialize in this niche.
The really big thing here is to make sure that you've learned from this mistake(s) and experience.
No more looking back. Now is the time to get really intentional about what's next for you.
Taking the leap and trying out a new employer is always a risk because you never know what you don't know.
At first glance, I can see why you feel like there's favoritism or like you're being scapegoated but I believe we need to dive into the details on this a bit more and then come up with a form of action.
The problem is that I did not participate in any internships during college because I was always working.
So why expect me to know all people’s names? These are names of people we’ve never met, by the way.
I am just wondering if you guys have any advice on taking loans and investments or the best way to look for them?
Is two months enough time to land a position with a good salary? I’m certified and have a masters degree but seems like i have a form of anxiety from being denied for previous roles.
Last week, I was told that some items off our open desk spaces were stolen. None of my items have been stolen, but what is a way I can address this problem at work?
Before we dive in with how to bring some resolve with your supervisor, I think it's important to do some self assessment first. Ask yourself some questions and be honest with yourself about what the root cause for the tension. Remove your feelings and pull out the facts.