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 Absorbing a resignee's work. How to say no?, Is it possible to say no?

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Vervain
post May 1 2024, 06:57 PM

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QUOTE(ZeneticX @ Apr 22 2024, 02:40 PM)
just accept it as a measure of good will to your superiors if the job is something you could handle. it will be a good supporting case for your annual performance review as well for promotion or increment

but once the workload get a bit overwhelming, raise your concern to your superior and if nothing is done, its time for you to leave as well
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This!

no wonder newer gens are complaining and not being promoted. Everyone is talking about work life balance but complaining stagnation. OP/TS needs to understand its temporary. if your boss is unable to find a replacement. Offer him proposal you will take up the addition work with incremental pay. its always cost effective in giving you a 30-50% raise if you have the right attitude. else just discuss with your boss on a deadline for a new hire.

 

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