Ericupsman Posted 22 years ago
Letter Writing
Promotion Advice
Hi everyone,
I am in the process of preparing myself for a promotion at work. Recently, I submitted a letter of intent (I posted it on this forum) to my Human Resources Manager. I work for a very large corporation and climbing the ladder to management is nothing short of militant. In the near future, I will be subject to panel interviews, one-one-one interviews, role-playing situations, writing assignments, etc. I am confident in my job but am still a bit nervous. If anyone has been through similar situations and would like to share comments or advice, I would love to hear it. I know this doesn't relate much to the English forum format, but I am very impressed with the help and advice I receive here and have had the opportunity to communicate with some great people. I think I'm getting addicted to this site! It has been a valuable resource.
Keep up the great work.
ericupsman
I am in the process of preparing myself for a promotion at work. Recently, I submitted a letter of intent (I posted it on this forum) to my Human Resources Manager. I work for a very large corporation and climbing the ladder to management is nothing short of militant. In the near future, I will be subject to panel interviews, one-one-one interviews, role-playing situations, writing assignments, etc. I am confident in my job but am still a bit nervous. If anyone has been through similar situations and would like to share comments or advice, I would love to hear it. I know this doesn't relate much to the English forum format, but I am very impressed with the help and advice I receive here and have had the opportunity to communicate with some great people. I think I'm getting addicted to this site! It has been a valuable resource.
Keep up the great work.
ericupsman
Top answer
Goodness they certainly make you jump through the hoops. The best piece of advice I have ever been given for interviews and so on is to remember that the people you are trying to impress are really on your side and hoping that you do well. Why?
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Goodness they certainly make you jump through the hoops.
The best piece of advice I have ever been given for interviews and so on is to remember that the people you are trying to impress are really on your side and hoping that you do well. Why? Because they have been stuck spending loads of time and effort to find their new manager/whatever, have many other things they would rather be
The best piece of advice I have ever been given for interviews and so on is to remember that the people you are trying to impress are really on your side and hoping that you do well. Why? Because they have been stuck spending loads of time and effort to find their new manager/whatever, have many other things they would rather be
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Nona,
Thanks for replying. I guess I've never really looked at it in that perspective. It does, indeed, make logical sense! Sometimes it pays to sponge as much information from as many resources as possible. Thanks again.
Have a great day!!
Eric
Thanks for replying. I guess I've never really looked at it in that perspective. It does, indeed, make logical sense! Sometimes it pays to sponge as much information from as many resources as possible. Thanks again.
Have a great day!!
Eric
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Hi there everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone of you here knows where I can find samples of different letters of Intent for Promotion? Preferably a website.
Hoping for you immediate reply,
Thanks Alot,
Ken
I was just wondering if anyone of you here knows where I can find samples of different letters of Intent for Promotion? Preferably a website.
Hoping for you immediate reply,
Thanks Alot,
Ken
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