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How should you react to a job shift.
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[QUOTE="sincerem, post: 277716, member: 25228"] What [USER=61772]@Jasz[/USER] said is true, when it comes to such inconvenience, you should endeavor to ask questions, meet your employers and ask them certain questions based on your new role or shift. Their is no way the Management will make a decision without seeking opinion from employees in areas that concerns the company's welfare. Where I'll feel bad is when the company takes such kind of decision too personal and doesn't communicate until the shift is made of change of role. Every action should be communicated for everyone that works for the company when it matters to everyone in the organization. [/QUOTE]
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