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10-09-2018 12:28PM

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All ok

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#2 10-09-2018 01:32PM

Diziet

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So who manages your work? Who do you report to on the projects you lead?

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#3 10-09-2018 02:26PM

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You could send him an e-mail.

Write it. Sleep on it. Re-word it. Sleep on it. Re-word it again. Show it to your girlfriend. Re-word it. Sleep on it. Send.

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#4 10-09-2018 03:18PM

Diziet

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Put a recurring weekly 30 minutes on his calendar where you update him on your work and get feedback and direction. Snatching 15 minutes here and there is less effective.

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#5 10-09-2018 03:34PM

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this might be frustrating but it can actually be a good thing , take the initiative and start managing yourself .
As you progress in an organisation this becomes more common place and being able to self manage is an important skill.

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