the job is new and enviornment is different. i want to learn all the thing with less time & as i m not given much time & seniors is not happy with my performance. so give me some points so that with ur help i can cope up and satisfy them as soon as possible so that i can prove them my ability.  i know the points only is not going to help me out  as i have to work hard with it. do the needful by replying me as soon as possible
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Men of success are Men of concentration. Fully concentrate on the present assignment/work you do. Before you go to the job, pray that you have to give your best performance today. Work with strong faith. Do not look at the past or worry about future.
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You could try getting another job.  Ask how you could help your company more.  Maybe they are downgrading you because you are not performing up to their expectations.  Why do you think god is mad at you?  You need to deal with that.  You can get ahead based on your own efforts and abilities.  If your salary didn't change, maybe it's no big deal.  Look for opportunities and work for them.  Don't wait for your company to take care of you.  They won't.
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Most good managerial positions require some real life experience because you gonna be dealing with the real world and no more theory like in class.  You can get it if at all you're the only one who has applied for it and whoever is advertising the job is that desperate which in the present  modern world doesn't seem to happen very often. There is a lotta competition out there and you better be ready when the opportunity pops up. You are most likely to start off as a junior manager.  I think it is more comfortable from that position while you're learning from the seniors.
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I feel you.  I am the same way.  Most of the time its because I learn the position and get bored.  Then I move on to the next challenge.  In my mind, there is absolutely nothing wrong with doing this.  You are getting all you can out of an employer and building up your resume.  One thing that I know is that in the corporate world,your expendable.  You could be the best worker in the world, enjoy what you do everyday, and be canned tomorrow because the co. didn't make the profits they thought they would. Your best bet is to continue to move on until you really find your calling or open your onwn business so you are your own boss.
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Let time do the job. When you are older you will focus more on the future than the past.
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Make a list of the pros and cons.  Could you find a similar flexibility with another job?  It never hurts to look for a job, but I wouldn't quit until you have a better situation lined up.
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Hey Doll, You blew it.\nNever tell a future employer that you are only going to be there for a short time..IT COST MONEY TO TRAIN YOU. If they ask you something like that again, tell them that you are going to work full time and that you want to be president of the company when the opertunity comes along.
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You are never to old to learn something new!!!! \nGo to the sites I have provided.  I hope this is helpful to you! Good Luck
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You should take up the new job offer for your happiness because if you are SATISFIED AT JOB you are likely to be more efficient, prove  your worth to your organisation and then you might be elevated to a better situation within the new company without any delay. Even if you find that there is delay but when time comes after 3 months or so, as you put it, then you are likely to win laurels and get a better raise for you to enjoy along with your work. Best of luck, anyways. abnash25@yahoo.com
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Why don't you get to work and learn something? You sound like you need it. You won't be bored if you are really learning something, but you will be bored if you are "just putting in time".
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I have faced this problem. The lower your education and the higher your age, the tougher it is going to be. However, you must stay positive. Do not waste valuable time. If you can not find work doing what you do, then train for something else. Do not just sit around crying because you will be crying alone. The world does not care. Develope something to offer to somebody that wants it. That means you.
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Get focused.  Write down your goals and acheive them, get on the fast track to better position within the organization (let people know about your intentions).  Make a plan for success.  Talk to your supervisor or boss and ask them to challenge you more.  If you enjoyed what you do a year or so ago there is no reason why you shouldn't still enjoy it.  If you are well paid and you like your co-workers and you are able to build long term savings don't sweat it.  Enjoy it while it lasts.  \n\nIf you are still unhappy after all of this start a job search and read "What Color is My Parachute"
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If you already started one job, and quit suddenly, what would those people think that hired you and you quit?  They wouldn't hire you at all in 4-10 years right?  So you need to find out which job is more important to have right now, because you are living in the now, not 4 years. If the other job is better, and is more promising for your future, you have already started, so it's too late to quit that one. You already made your mistake so you've got to live with it, unless you really think that other job is so important that you should not leave it.  All I'm saying is that you need to put your all into one job, not be divided between two jobs. If you don't quickly decide and follow through you might end up with no job. Why did you take another job unless it's better paying or better for you?
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A fate similar to yours is looming for me... If you have to comment, say that you appreciate their comments & that you intend your make the effort to change things. If they haven't given you recommendations for improving your performance, then ask for some... good luck!!
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Hi,\n\nEarly in your career this is a brilliant opportunity to show not only professionalism but establish the kinds of boundary's that will provide you with flexibility going forward...please let me explain.\n\nUnder no circumstances will you allow your new manager to NOT be aware of the "terms" under which you became employed which stipulated flexibility for a short term to finish school.  Remember it is also in the interest of your employer to be able to stipulate your academic achievement.  By taking a firm but positive stance with your new boss will put you on the right footing to advance and be successful.  Any new manager who is unable to comprehend the immediate nature of finishing school is an idiot anyway.\n\nSecondly you've demonstated a level of professional discourse between seasoned individuals that is beyond your current level of progress.  \n\nHope this helps,\n\nAlfredo
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check on line for programs that are inexpensive or free and go from there. Maybe at your work they may want to cross train you into what you want for those days they need a fill in.
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My suggestion go apply for another job,if they are chosing you so why not use chosing for employers,as a working class you cant afford to wait until they call you(unless you got saving)