What would you do if your employer decided to fire everyone and in order to get your job back or another position within the company you had to re-apply?
I know this sounds like a crazy concept but it is what a newspaper owner did the last time he bought some newspapers and there is a thought he may use that method again if he buys some more newspapers.
I actually like the idea. Why? Because people become too complacent in their positions. Especially if they hit a cushy position and are no longer trying to advance. I think it would be an opportunity to get rid of dead weight and to get skilled people in to the right positions.
Every place I have worked at I can think of how I would restructure the department based on the knowledge and skill sets of the people I worked with as well as restructuring positions. Like if a person is good at coding and working with databases they don't need to be a producer dealing with the daily copy. Or if a person has an expertise in video and audio you allow them to specialize in those areas.
I guess I'm down with the method of fire me, re-hire me because I know I'm overqualified for my job so I would no problem being hired back. If anything I could easily get a promotion.
But you have to admit that the fire me, re-hire me concept is innovative and should make people reassess their skills and where they are in terms of their careers.
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
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3 comments:
I like the concept...You are right cause some people do get complacent....they get content with the 3% raise per year; they cruise through their responsibilities and darn near have to die to get them to give up the job LOL
I hope not we already loosing jobs left and right
Lovin' the new foto of you, girl! NYC's being good to you. :-)
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