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Sticking with a job that isn't working or look for another job

  • 23-09-2024 11:43pm
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    Here is my dilemma :

    Joined the public sector a number of months back as a HEO in the IT division, quite a busy and challenging role that is very different from anything I've done before. My boss is quite demanding, we haven't really gelled and I've struggled to fit in since I joined. I had my 3 month review recently which I failed and received quite a lot of negative feedback, overall I think it was a bit harsh but I've taken it on board and doing my best with it.

    Ultimately I'd like the job to work out but I'm also worried about the prospect of being unemployed next year if my manager still isn't happy. I think there is a fair chance of that happening.

    I'd love to hear from anyone who has been in a similar position, should I persevere with it or throw in the towel and look for another job that more closely matches my experience. I'm really annoyed about it and a bit worried to be honest. Many thanks.



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