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Steph Yeo
20 Jan 2019
Auntie Uncle Whisperer at Agency for Integrated Care
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Zongzong
10 Jan 2019
Retail Investor at A Few Months
If you are employed for less than 6 months, I'd say it's too early to judge.
Not sure which industry or company you're in, so it's hard to judge the culture and hierarchy.
But, no matter where you are, I'm sure a good boss would love her direct reports to be proactive and always taking the initiative.
If you want more learning opportunities, take up more work! Bring this up to your direct manager and tell her to give you more work or different work.
After that, if you identify some parts which you feel can be better, or a new idea you would like to initiate, draft up a brief proposal and present it to your boss or your team. Keep trying this until your boss lets you run one of the ideas.
There you go, be the change you want to see.
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Luke Ho
02 Jan 2019
Founder and Director at CFX Money Maverick Pte Ltd
It depends how long you've been at the job. On average most jobs take about 6 - 9months before you'v...
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Maybe. Would have been easier for us to share our opinions if you first explained why you feel that there are no learning opportunities and bleak future prospects.
If youāre q new, say maybe less than 6 months, then Iād guess most likely youāre too quick to judge. Maybe these opportunities are just not visible to you yet.
But if these aspects of the job are important to you, and you want to find out about them as soon as possible, find somebody you can ask and share your concerns? I believe most jobs would allocate newcomers with a ābuddyā to guide you through stuff like that. Otherwise HR, or your reporting officer?