Help me ! I got trouble in transfering my job.
By benjamendeng
@benjamendeng (46)
China
November 4, 2009 11:59pm CST
Hi, mylotters, Just a few days ago, I was told that i got an opportunity to transfer a goog new job which I always want to be standed. when I got this message, I was so happy of it, but it seemed not easy to get transfered. My present boss told me he would not allow me transfer immediately,he wanted me to stay the position for a while. but the other side did not wait me for long time. that is an absolutely good chance for me. How can I do to persuade my present boss cut me some slack. Help me! my dear mylotters.
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3 responses
@dawnald (85146)
• Shingle Springs, California
5 Nov 09
Doesn't your present boss realize that if he doesn't let you go, you're just going to be unhappy? Nobody is irreplaceable. Can you offer to help train somebody in the time you would have left? And tell him you will never forget it if he helps you?
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@benjamendeng (46)
• China
7 Nov 09
Hi,dawnald, thank you for your good suggestion. and i have written a email to my boss, sometimes, writing is better than talking. i hope he can understand the situation and let me transter peacefully, and now he is considering the issue. i hope i can get a satisfied feedbake very soon. thank you again!
@maezee (41988)
• United States
10 Nov 09
If you are transferring, isn't it out of his hands? You should talk to your soon-to-be NEW boss and explain the situation to him. That you would really like to start working the new job immediately, but you're having some difficulty transferring. Perhaps your new boss can talk to a superior about it and get it straightened out.
Otherwise.. Can't you just QUIT your current job and move onto the next one? I don't quite understand the transferring process.
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
6 Nov 09
hi benjamendeng listen to Dawnald as she makes good
sense, explain again or yet to your boss that you
really appreciate all he has done,but you do not'
want to miss this new opportunity to move on up.
He should be able to understand that you want to
continue to better yourself at work and maybe he
will indeed cut you some slack.
