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Will I Be Hired Full-time? |
Dear Jennifer, I've been working at a company for 3 years in a very heavy capacity, and they have yet to hire me full-time. I've been told to be patient . . . but 3 years? I've tried everything to make myself more marketable. I'm even enrolled in an MBA program. What should I do? -- Lisa F., Laurel, MD Dear Lisa, The image that appeared in your tea leaf reading was the bear, and its position was near the handle of the cup. The bear is an animal of challenge, a fierce creature who forces us to confront our fears. If we face these fears, we can move beyond them to other opportunities. You’ve probably picked up many job skills at this part-time job. That’s great! But the three year delay in hiring you full-time is not a positive sign for future work. While you are studying for your MBA, I sense that you could get a new full-time job. There is a better job available to you if you interview outside this company. You are ready to move on. So get your resumes circulating, and list those new skills you have picked up in the last three years. Good luck! |
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