Hello!
I've been job seeking for a few months now in marketing/copywriting positions in Los Angeles. I had a temp job that unexpectedly was canceled after a day and didn't receive feedback about it. I probably wasn't qualified though.
Last month, a remote freelance copywriting client also fired me because I was asking "inappropriate" questions about the business that "wasn't related to my position". The client was an online boutique often reselling from AliExpress (a wholesaler) at a high markup and I was given the AliExpress link for information I would need. Reselling off AliExpress is pretty common of online boutiques. I asked if it was better to order from their site or AliExpress directly if I also wanted to buy the item, since I've heard some shitty stories about it. The client said something along the line of this being a breach of confidentiality, as it's confidential their items can be bought on AliExpress for 1/3 of the price. That's true, but I had access to the information, was not going to distribute it anywhere, and anyone can order off AliExpress if they're aware of it. I understand someone might not want somebody taking this cheaper route since it would hurt their profit, which is why I asked the client. It was my first time working in that industry and I'd been doing a great job. The client blocked all communication with me right after sending that message and did not explain to me what had happened so I didn't get to explain what I meant either.
I've been reading about people getting into trouble at work and notice it can happen for very small, non-obvious reasons. Reasons why you can get in trouble I've seen on here are usually being an asshole, harassment, being unusually late without apologizing, taking too much time off, etc.
What are some factors that are harder to define? What are some examples of non-obvious inappropriate/offensive/red flag behavior, questions, etc for new hires or interviewees? What are some things you've (or someone else you know) said or done that you didn't think was a big deal, but it was? What job was it and what industry?
What are some unwritten rules for your job and/or industry?
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