Help! My Boss Has it Out for Me

Help My Boss Has it Out for MeHelp My Boss Has it Out for MeDear Fran,I would love to share my name, but I am afraid of retaliation.Let me start by telling you that I have worked for the same company for eight years and have groe nachfrage the same team for seven.During that time, Ive had six different executive leaders. To make a long story short, a little over a year ago, my relationship with my most recent direct manager started to go downhill. It all started, I believe, when I gave her feedback about a decision that had been made while I was on vacation. Not knowing that she was the one who had made that decision, I shared my opinion with her.After that, she began to act differently toward me- everything seemed to turn into a battle between her decisions and mine. At times, I thought she felt threatened by my knowledge, so I stopped questioning her decisions and just applied them. And I respected most of her decisions, but I still told her why I didnt sttze the others. After I sh ared with her the great news about my engagement to a co-worker (who does bedrngnis work directly for me- our relationship does not violate company policy), the situation got even worse for both me and my husband.My leader turns every situation into something to use against me. She holds me responsible for any mistake made by any of my team members- including things my peers (at the same level as me) do. I am expected to chase them down for information on what should already be a priority to them. I feel that it can get harassing, so I leave them alone. But by leaving them alone, I am being told that my performance is not meeting the companys expectations. There are many decisions that are out of my control, but every time I say something, my leader tells me that they sound like excuses. Sometimes, she will even take my team from what Ive instructed them to do so that they can do something else completely different from their job responsibilities. I go home stressed, in a bad mood, crying, and disappointed. Ive talked to HR about this, and how I feel this has turned into a personal issue, but it gets ignored. I get told that I have to work my differences out with her, and so I try, but it only gets worse.So basically, I have to deal with it. I dont think its appropriate to report to someone who has a personal issue against me.I now feel threatened about my job security, and I am uncomfortable reporting to work and talking to her, because anything I say or do will be used against me. Help What can I do to change this situation?- Anonymous and DistraughtDear Anonymous,The very first time I read your letter, I thought Wow, what a mess. Its time to move on. Eight years at the same job, or even at the same company, is a long time. We are well past the days when you stayed at a single company for your entire career and got a gold watch when you retired- job hopping is mora the norm.And even after reading your letter several more times, I still think its time to move on. Or at least see whats out there. And when you do, remember that we find jobs most often through networking, not only by putting a resume on a website. So start working your network and your husbands, and also figure out whom you can trust and start working their networks, too. Make yourself visible. Go to conferences. A few times a week, have coffee with someone in that network, looking for leads, introductions, and opportunities.But, the question youve actually asked is what you can do to change the situation- so Ill focus my advice there.You could try going over the executive leaders head to complain, a risky proposition. Heres a less risky way of proceeding Try to get reassigned in the company in a neutral way. First, research different possibilities, identify what skills, ideas, and energy you can bring to new areas in the company, and make a list of your accomplishments in your current assignment. Then, go to someone who could help (probably not HR) and say that, after eig ht years, youd like a new challenge. Dont say anything negative about your leader.It doesnt reflect very well on the company that in eight years youve reported to six different people. Tell me Where did they go? Did they leave the company? Were they fired? Or were they promoted to preside over other teams as executive leaders? If one you worked well with in the past is now an executive leader for one of the other groups, he or she may be the person to approach.Next, try to undertake a non-emotional, logical analysis of the situation. For example, check out the profitability of your division under the leadership of this woman versus the profitability under the others. If this woman has suddenly made things wildly profitable, you probably arent going to be able to do anything. You could, of course, look at morale under each of these leaders. Are you the only team leader having a problem with this woman? Is there a way you can find that out discreetly?One of the most important things I ve learned in life is that we cant change how others behave- we are only responsible for how we behave. However, relationships are a little bit like dancing. If you change your steps, the other person will be forced to change her steps. So, think about how this all started and what you might have done differently (this may also help you in the future). Then, consider What might you do differently now to try to change your dance with her?I assume you havent told her you think shes threatened by you, but sometimes our emotions are more obvious to others than we think they are. If she senses you think shes threatened, or if she is actually threatened, how do you expect her to react? I say this not to embarrass you, but to help you try to begin to rationally observe your own role in this situation, for that is the place where change can begin.At the same time, remember that knowledge is power. And believe it or not, so is empathy. Its possible that this situation isnt as personal youre making it. Most of us go through life with distorted but habitual ways of thinking that go under names like catastrophizing or black-and-white thinking. Your automatic assumption is that this woman has it out for you, but maybe that isnt completely true.One strategy for coping with such negative thinking is to do a kind of Socratic exercise. Think of the belief you have, then think of examples that support the idea, as you have done in your letter, and then counter the belief by thinking of examples that contradict it. For example, maybe this woman is also under great pressure for reasons youre unaware of, or maybe shes about to be fired. Sometimes developing empathy for the other person or a different way of thinking about a situation can go a long way.As for your stress level and crying, try some stress management techniques, such as meditation, deep breathing, mindfulness, or writing. And adapt at least one technique from positive psychology. Every day, write down three things yo ure grateful for. And be specific. The job isnt everything, right? You just got married (or are about to), right? Can you focus some on that?And finally, it strikes me as a bit strange that you mention your husband, but fail to say what he thinks about this, except to say his situation has also gotten worse since you announced your engagement. Are you suggesting theres a relationship between the two? In any case, I think one of you may need to make a plan to leave the situation, and two of you need to sit down and talk about this and decide as a couple what to do.I would consider which of you can deal, or learn to deal, with the work situation more effectively and which of you has better prospects elsewhere. Once you decide, then you (or he) must give all support to the other in the quest to try to find a new situation, either within the company or elsewhere. Once thats done, the other can start looking to move, too.I wish you the best in your job and in your life, and thanks for as king.FranHave a question for Fran? Email questionsthemuse.comPhoto of boss and employee courtesy of Shutterstock.

What I Learned From Being Laid Off Three Times - The Muse

What I Learned From Being Laid Off Three Times - The MuseWhat I Learned From Being Laid Off Three Times Theres no such thing as a job for life anymore. Youre not even guaranteed that the type of job you pursue at the start of your career will exist later on. I should know. I came up in an extremely visible industry thats declining rapidly berichterstattung. From 2008 to 2017, US newsroom employment fell by nearly a quarter and in recent years about 1,000 journalists get laid off a month. From 2010 onwards, Ive been made redundant (the British version of being laid off) from three jobs in news each time, my life and career prospects improved. Thats the surprising upside of a less-secure working world. You begin to adapt to the precariousness of employment, learn new skills, and look at adjacent industries where suitable jobs are still being created. Heres a look at the layoffs I went through, what the process welches like, how I felt, and what I learned from each experience.Layoff 1D iving Into New SkillsBack in 2010, I welches 27 years old and three years into my first full-time job in journalism, working on the International Headline desk in the London bureau of The Associated Press. There had been ongoing cuts across the company since the 2008 financial crisis, but theyd happened in distant locations and werent really on my radar.Our desks senior editor had a background in radio, and would often ask me to do voiceovers for news packages. It seemed natural when she suggested that I try out for shifts on the broadcast news desk, acting as a video producer. I thought she was just pushing me a little, as moving from voicing the news packages to making them didnt seem like a big deal. In retrospect, its possible that my editor knew our desk was getting shut down. Getting pushed out of my first job, rather than deciding to leave it, left me feeling helpless, as though I didnt get to make decisions about my career.When we were told that the International Headline de sk would cease to exist, it didnt feel personal. This was our whole team, after all. But it did feel world-ending. I hadnt held a full-time position in journalism anywhere else. Would I ever again? Getting pushed out of my first job, rather than deciding to leave it, left me feeling helpless, as though I didnt get to make decisions about my career.As it turned out, I didnt actually end up leaving the company. Thanks to the connections Id made and experience Id gotten before my desk was closed, I was able to freelance on the broadcast news desk nearly full time for a year. It was a steep learning curve for someone whod gone into journalism to write, even after the trial shifts Id completed before the layoffs. But in the years since, video editing has become an essential skill for journalists, so I was lucky to learn this on the job early on in my career.What I Learned Be Open to LearningMy first layoff showed me that its wise to take advantage of still being inside the company buildi ng by asking for opportunities to develop your skills and meet people outside your department. In my next role, I would volunteer to help at conferences, which were great for networking. By the time my second layoff came around, I requested training, and got to join in with a couple of sessions before I left, which were helpful for my next job. My first layoff showed me that its wise to take advantage of still being inside the company building by asking for opportunities to develop your skills and meet people outside your department.So whether or not you fear layoffs are coming at your own company, look around and see what you want to learn while youre there. Then make a plan and ask to go for it. The worst that can happen is youll get a No, or no response at all. The best is youll stay employed, or at least learn a new set of skills that could help you down the line. Read More 5 Career Lessons You Only Learn From Being Laid OffLayoff 2Rebranding MyselfBy 2015, I was working for a c harity called Media Trust, which helps improve diversity in the UK media and train other charities to tell their stories effectively. I started out there acquiring new programs for the in-house TV station, then moved on to another role, editing a newswire in partnership with Press Association, the British national news agency. The job was a step up from my AP days, as I was in dienstgrad now, overseeing the work of two other journalists. The wire carried news from charities, and part of my job involved reaching out to non-profits and helping them identify which of their stories were newsworthy. I encouraged them to track their social media statistics to see which stories did best with their audience and might do even better with a wider readership. I also introduced charity clients to SEO (search engine optimization) and Google Trends. Over time, this all became formalized as training, and I started leading sessions for the charities as well. I drew up a plan, writing down the added value I brought to the organization, and presented it to the people in charge.When I was told my role was at risk of being eliminated- which, under UK law, automatically kicks off a fixed-term consultation period- I decided to show my employers how useful I was, and how they could use my training skills in other parts of the business. I drew up a plan, writing down the added value I brought to the organization, and presented it to the people in charge. In the end, I wasnt able to save my role. Still, taking the time to document all my newly-acquired training experience showed me that Id grown during my three years at Media Trust and gave me confidence that Id be able to find something else quickly. And I did Within six weeks, I was working as an editorial trainer at the Daily Mirror, a role that I was able to land thanks to my ability to tell my new career story.What I Learned Narrative Is EverythingDevising a plan to save my role made me realize that I had a compelling story to te ll about my career and my ability to take on new challenges.Every so often, you might want to take stock of where you are and what youve learned, maybe even create a document listing it all, to help you figure out where you stand, what you could do next in your career, and how to tell your story.Every so often, you might want to take stock of where you are and what youve learned, maybe even create a document listing it all, to help you figure out where you stand, what you could do next in your career, and how to tell your story.Read More The Hard Conversation You Need to Prep for if Your Jobs on the LineLayoff 3Finally Going FreelanceAt the Daily Mirror, my duties involved making sure new writers could put together a news story in the office content management system (CMS) and getting everyone in the newsroom up to date on digital practice, such as how to search for and promote stories online. My training experience definitely helped me get the job, and gave me the confidence to bui ld the newly created role from scratch while also continuing to do the work of an online journalist to inform my training I wrote stories, filmed Facebook Lives and, eventually, started a successful podcast.Within 18 months, I was working across the whole company, traveling between offices in England, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. I was going to external meetings with the National Council for the Training of Journalists, the group in charge of British newspaper journalism qualifications. I was starting to get invitations to speak at podcasting events, which I really wanted to take up, but couldnt really justify in terms of my job as editorial trainer.Suchandrika Chakrabarti posing with her fake front page at her Daily Mirror leaving party courtesy of Emmeline Saunders.So this time, when I was told my role was at risk of redundancy and I was handed a letter with details of a payout, I feltrelief. Id outgrown the role and was keen to get back to writing and making more audio, and I wanted to find out where else my career could go. I was ready to go freelance, with a financial cushion to get me through the lean early months. I put the news out on social media and received private messages of support and inquiries about my availability. What I Learned Sometimes You Need a NudgeThe end of a job is an opportunity to re-think your direction it may even be the push you need to make you move on to your next chapter. My latest layoff, last year, was my third, and it was easier to bear than the ones Id gone through before. Id learned so much from my first two layoffs, both in terms of new skills and how to deal with my job disappearing. I realized that Id outgrown the role, and the layoff is what forced me to move on.In the first several weeks of 2019, its become clearer than ever that no digital journalism job is truly safe. This is a painful lesson to learn for those affected by layoffs, and its the specter hovering over those left behind in staff jobs, taking on the work their former colleagues once did. While it might sound impossible in the moment, know that the sting of a layoff recedes and trust that, in some cases, itll actually push you toward something better.Its important to allow yourself time to come to terms with what happened, because you might experience a form of grief. But while it might sound impossible in the moment, know that the sting of a layoff recedes and trust that, in some cases, itll actually push you toward something better. Read More I Wish I Had Known That Getting Laid Off Would Be My Best Career Move YetIm now a freelance journalist, podcaster, and speaker, and Ive never enjoyed work more. My new portfolio career- working as a freelancer on multiple projects at once- means Im no longer at risk of losing my income stream all in one go. For more and more of us, repeated redundancies and layoffs will become a fact of life. That doesnt mean you have to avoid staff jobs and go freelance like me but it does sugges t that you need to find a way to define your professional self outside of the confines of your current job title. To always be learning is helpful- its never too late to add another string to your bow.

Why the U.S. Flag Is Worn Backward on Army Uniforms

Why the U.S. Flag Is Worn Backward on Army UniformsWhy the U.S. Flag Is Worn Backward on Army UniformsAmerican military uniforms feature the U.S. flag, which is worn facing backward. The rule is that the blue field of stars should always be in the highest position of honor on the uniform. That position has always been the right shoulder with the flags blue stars facing forward. History of Flags On The Right The place of honor for the American flag is always to the right of other organizational flags like the USMC or Navy flags.When carried with an organization flag as in the March of the Colors, the U.S. flag is carried to the right of the line of march. The organizational flag may be dipped in salute to the reviewing officer at a parade or during the National Anthem, but the American flag is never dipped in salute. How Flags Are Worn on Army Uniforms Army Regulation 670-1,Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia, is the governing authority for how Army uniforms are worn. Specifically, paragraph 28-18 governs the wear of theU.S. flagon Army uniforms. Specifically, the regelung states that all soldiers will wear the full-color U.S. flag embroidered insignia on utility and organizational uniforms unless deployed or in a field environment. Soldiers will wear the subdued tactical flag insignia while deployed or in a field environment. The subdued tactical flag worn on deployments or in the field features muted colors. History of the Backward Flag Basically, the idea behind the backward American flag on Army uniforms is to make it look as though the flag is flying in the breeze as the person wearing it moves forward. During the Civil War, both mounted cavalry and infantry units would designate a standard bearer, who carried the flag into battle. As this standard bearer charged, his forward momentum caused the flag to stream back. Since the Stars and Stripes are mounted with the canton closest to the pole, that section of the flag stayed to the r ight, while the stripes flew to the left. Therefore, the flag is worn on the right shoulder, and wearing it backward gives the effect of the flag flying in the breeze as the wearer moves forward. Updates to the Army Uniform Flag Rule In 2003 the uniform regelung for the Army was updated.Army Regulation 670-1, Wear and Appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia, addresses explicitly the proper and lawful placement of the U.S. flag patch on the Army uniform. The regulation states that the stars are to face forward. When authorized for application to the proper uniform the American flag patch is to be worn, right or left shoulder. One of the flags will, therefore, be reversed (right shoulder) in order to adhere to the regulation and custom of having the stars facing forward. The term, Assaulting Forward has been adopted by combat troops (instead of facing forward). The appropriate flag (color or subdued) for the right shoulder sleeve is identified as the reverse side flag. The flag b ecame a mandatory uniform component at all times in 2005.Chapter 1, Title 4, of the United States Code, provides for the design of the U.S. flag and specifies the colors as red, white, and blue. When approved for wear, the full-color U.S. flag cloth replica is sewn half an inch below the right shoulder seam. It should be worn with the temperate, hot-weather, enhanced hot weather, and desert battle dress uniform the battle dress uniform field jacket and the cold-weather uniform.

Three Pre-College Teachers Honored with DiscoverE Educator Awards

Three Pre-College Teachers Honored with DiscoverE Educator Awards Three Pre-College Teachers Honored with DiscoverE Educator Awards Three Pre-College Teachers Honored with DiscoverE Educator AwardsSteve Meyer Earlier this month, the National Engineers Week Foundation honored three pre-college educators for their high-spirited efforts to introduce young people to engineering concepts. The teachers - Steve Meyer of Brillion, Wis., Nicole Penn of Greensboro, N.C., and Anthony Williams of Omaha, Neb. - were named as the winners of the 2013 DiscoverE Educator Recognition Awards, while eight other top teachers were named runners-up in this years program. The DiscoverE Educator Awards program, which highlights grade 6-12 teachers who inspire their students to pursue career paths in engineering, was created by ASME and launched last year when the Society was co-chair of Engineers Week.The three winners each received a $2,000 cash prize, a 3M digital projector, and a 3M gift pack of clas sroom supplies. The prize also included a trip to Washington, D.C., where the winners were honored at a ceremony at the National Museum of the American Indian. The eight runners up received $500 apiece, as well as a 3M Shoot n Share camera and a 3M gift pack. Nicole Penn One of this years three winners, Steve Meyer of Brillion High School, has established a manufacturing engineering curriculum in his school, brings in speakers, arranges industry tours and internships, co-sponsors a STEM club, and supports vehicle and invention competitions. He also has helped unite his school to the business community through the addition of a new $1.5 1000000 technology and engineering education center. Each year he organizes more than 50 tours for other schools, school boards, administrators and industry leaders to visit the program, create partnerships, and develop their own technology and engineering programs. This fall, he will begin training elementary school teachers to teach t he Engineering is Elementary hands-on curriculum that was developed by the Museum of Science, Boston.A second 2013 DiscoverE Educator Award winner, Nicole Penn from Kiser Middle School, runs a STEM-based afterschool club where students participate in a variety of engineering and technology competitions and activities. She also makes a point of passing on her knowledge of robust, hands-on STEM activities with fellow educators through workshops and summer programs. Penn said she wants to encourage students in grades 6-8 to discover engineering because she would like them to be exposed to skills such as teaming, problem-solving, and research that transcend almost any career. Anthony Williams Anthony Williams, the third of this years award recipients, dropped out of college before eventually returning to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he earned a bachelors and a masters degree in industrial and manufacturing systems engineering. As a requirement of a National S cience Foundation Fellowship he received as a doctoral student at the University of Central Florida, Williams began working with middle school teachers in integrated science and noticed the potential impact these educators had on young people. In addition to teaching engineering, math and science classes for grades 9-12, Williams chartered a National Society of Black Engineers junior chapter three years ago. The eight runners-up in the 2013 DiscoverE Educator Awards program are Holly Erickson of the STEM Center in Fargo, N.D. Brian Gill of Lone Oak High School in Paducah, Ky., John Hammons from York High School in Yorktown, Va. Gabriela Jaramillo Cordero of Liceo Nocturno de Nicoya and Colegio Tecnico Profesional de Corralillo in Guanacaste, Costa Rica Branson Lawrence of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy in Aurora, Ill. Mary Morgan from Derby High School in Derby, Kan. Kathleen Walsh of the Jack M. Barrack Hebrew Academy in Bryn Mawr, Pa. and Mark Westlake, from Saint Th omas Academy in Mendota Heights, Minn.Teachers can be nominated for a DiscoverE Educator Award by either engineers or engineering students. Winners were selected by the National Engineers Week Foundation and its non-profit partners. Funding for the program is provided by ASME, the American Society of Civil Engineers, Bechtel, ExxonMobil and 3M.To learn more about the DiscoverE Educator Awards program and this years recipients, visit eweek.org/NewsStory.aspx?ContentID=302.

Why Everyone Is Talking About Post Your Resume and What You Must Do

Why Everyone Is Talking About Post Your Resume and What You Must Do Hearsay, Deception and Post Your Resume Employing a resume database of an on-line job site makes it simpler for employers and recruiters to identify you. Makes it simple for them to locate a job applicant with a resume on file for at least a month. You might have your resume marketed to hundreds of possible employers and recruiters in just 1 day The topic of a work termination is the most likely to come up when contacting former employers. The Post Your Resume titelbild Up You could possibly be troubled by means of a range of phone calls from several agencies, employment consultants, headhunters and possibly even telemarketers. Some say you have to work at it eight hours each day as a way to make it a success. You are able to can pursue that along with your current job as one does not have to attend campus classes in a paralegal on-line level. 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A Deadly Mistake Uncovered on Network Engineer Resume Writing and How to Avoid It

A Deadly Mistake Uncovered on Network Engineer Resume Writing and How to Avoid It A lot of networking opportunities are provided by professional organizations, which are excellent for you, whether youre seeking employment or would like to advance your career further in the area of engineering. Specific programs and applications are frequently used as keywords in the event of a technical resume. Opportunely, engineering resumes have an extremely straightforward format. The Network Engineer Resume Writing Game The majority of the times, it usually means that the business is serious with you. If youre interested in engineering for a career, you first will need to find out more about the different alternatives available. Irrespective of the branch you might be interested in, becoming an engineer takes plenty of dedication and hard work. Also, there arent many job opportunities to offer you. New Ideas Into Network Engineer Resume Writing Never Before Revealed A great technica l resume should highlight your abilities and experience in short and beneficial way. The keyword for virtually any network engineer CV is dependent on your job target and experience. Check to be aya youre providing all of the info required and clearly define your skill sets with respect to application requirements. Its hard for a writing service to guarantee you a job because there are many variables that will impact the last selection. In some instances, the organization will even give you a money-back guarantee in case you dont become sufficient job interviews. Its possible for you to look at generic resumes, but engineering resume samples will be absolutely the most useful due to their specificity to your area. Network Engineer Resume Writing the Ultimate Convenience Credentials like the Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) may also indicate that a website is legit. If youre a Software Engineer, you may want to have a look at adverts for software design vacancies. Networking resumes should demonstrate that you find it possible to summarize the info. Opportunely, network engineer resumes have an extremely straightforward format. The Network Engineer Resume Writing Trap Other factors like the job itself also help determine the salary of network engineers. Your network administrator resume must present your education isnt only a bit of paper. So, make sure he resume shows lots of different accomplishments. He has to do that if you want to get the best jobs. The Battle Over Network Engineer Resume Writing and How to Win It Maybe you would like to submit an application for a high paying job or you only want to change companies. You are going to be earning an entry-level network administrator salary in virtually no time. The salary policy differs for many businesses. You may still state that youre capable with the established programs, especially in the event the job posting states theyre required or beneficial. From it, youre going to be in a standort to comprehend whats important to the employer for hiring for the engineering position, after which you are able to craft an outstanding objective that meets their needs for the position. You should remain prepared to adjust your resume to fit the position youre applying for. Just ensure the recruiter can get in contact with you as easily as possible. If youve written ten or more resumes which dont elicit a response, then youre doing something wrong.