I work for a major shipping company that is prodominantly union. I however am a non-union hourly full time employee. I make a little under 60 grand a year. I have put my resume and cover letter into HR expressing my interest in full time management, (with the same company, of course). My problem is I don't really know if I want to make this move. I'm ready as far as experience and education is concerned, but management has a bad reputation (for many reasons) in the company with the hourly employees and if I were to be in management, I want to be part of the solution, and not part of the problem. All of the sups and managers in our department seem to be cut from the same mold, and if they promote me I'm not changing for anyone for any reason. I come AS IS. I don't want to be a company puppet. I want to be a good supervisor and LEAD people, and improve their confidence in management personnel again. A coworker friend of mine told me to go with my gut, but my gut is telling me BEWARE!!!!!
2006-10-03
03:51:24
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