I have a strange question for you, but I am quite stumped how to handle this situation. I was hired to work at Company X in November, as an associate buyer for e-commerce products. I have 5 years in the industry. Week one on the job, I found out my job moving cross country and my supervisor is leaving the department. HR has a position for me to move into that is the same job title, but it a product that I am completely uninterested in and I truly feel I will have quite a challenge with this product. My question is; is there a tactful way to say this to HR? I don’t want the position you are trying to move me into? Do I have a choice?
So 12 days since blogging about me becoming the recruited, I haven’t blogged since then. The bad part is that I haven’t kept up with blogging and then my database decided to die when I upgraded (but I did manage to fix it but it killed my scheduled posts). That, on top of general work [...]
Your HR Guy is for hire?! In what should be an interesting turn of events for this blog, I am searching for a new job and you will likely hear more feedback about the recruiting process than usual. Part of the reason I am guessing some of you will hear about it is because job [...]
As if there wasn’t enough evidence that I am not the most advanced technological mind in the world, I just figured out a couple months ago how to write posts for future posting. Here is the deal, I am located here on the western coast of the US. Most of my readers reside at least [...]
Update: All is well. My suspicion was correct. Jason Davis really does a great job with this and if you are interested in recruiting, recruitingblogs.com is where you should be. I can’t believe it either. The Best Recruiting Blogs of 2007 results were released this week and there were a lot of great blogs on [...]
Here’s one from the mailbag: Hi, I went to a pretty good university and graduated with a degree in human resources. The problem, I took some time off after I graduated to travel and work at places that offered flexible hours (i.e. waitressing, part-time marketing). I’ve tried talking to the career center at my school [...]
I am happy to have the winter holidays safely and surely behind us all. It means more blogging for you to read (from everyone, including me). It means more reliable co-workers (thankfully). What is always entertaining about January are the New Year resolutions people make. The jump in sales at gyms, fitness equipment manufacturers, and [...]