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Being a senior assistant- makes no sense.
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Ruby_Pudding wrote: »I can't believe I'm actually wasting time on this but here goes...........
I have two assistants, one is more senior than the other i.e. they have more responsibility. The one with more responsibility is called my senior assistant. They both have career development paths in place which means the more senior one is being groomed for management within the next two years - possibly in my department, possibly in another. The other assistant is being trained to move into the senior role when a vacancy becomes available. My senior assistant is a very long way from being in charge - that's my role - but I recognise her contribution to my team which is why she is more senior of the two.
Why don't you stop wasting everyone's time and get out and live a life instead of asking incessant questions on here about what that life could or should be like.
I see, that's how it works then if there is a clear structure.:beer:0 -
TheImportanceOfBeingIdle wrote: »It's actually Duct tape. Invented by the Americans to seal air ducts
oooh get you smart !!!!!!!:DAuntie Savingsgirl 24/9/06 :j0 -
TheImportanceOfBeingIdle wrote: »It's actually Duct tape. Invented by the Americans to seal air ducts
(I know - twas a bit of a joke.)
BUT - if we have guided missiles.... are there unguided ones? And who has those? :eek:0 -
If you obey all the rules...you miss all the fun!! Katherine Hepburn0 -
savingsgirl wrote: »no - then they would be a team leader, assistant manager or manager
I am a senior (NOT because of my age!!) I am there to advise, assist and deal with issues that my colleagues cant, however much as I like to think I am, I am not in charge
What does it take to become a senior?:beer:0 -
studentphil wrote: »I see, that's how it works then if there is a clear structure.
Do you think businesses make it up as they go along???? :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: x 1000000000 -
Dunno, but some violin strings are made out of "cat gut" doesn't come from a cat but a horseEdinburghlass wrote: »Do they really use fish gut to make guitar strings?
This is my opinion. There are many others like it but this is mine:kisses2: Fiancee of the "lovely" DaveAshton :kisses2:I am a professional ebay seller. I work hard at my job, I love my job, if you think it's silly that's your problem not mine.
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studentphil wrote: »What does it take to become a senior?
The ability to bend over and touch your toes. :eek:You can always get more with a kind word and a 2-by-4 than with just a kind word.0 -
Ticklemouse wrote: »(I know - twas a bit of a joke.)
BUT - if we have guided missiles.... are there unguided ones? And who has those? :eek:
Cluster bombs are unguided. They disperse 'bomblets' over a large area and then explode.This country is called Great Britain. It would be called Amazing Britain if it wasn't for people like you pulling the average down0 -
Ruby_Pudding wrote: »Do you think businesses make it up as they go along???? :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: x 100000000
Yes, where I work middle managers are paid the same as junior managers. Support staff have no real career structure or anything like that.:beer:0
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