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HR Expert - Answered on Apr 10, 2023

Khevna Shah is the head of human resources at Coverfox Insurance. She has 14 years of experience in human resources across industries like manufacturing, banking & financial services and insurance. Her expertise includes talent acquisition, retention, employee engagement and developing a performance focussed culture.
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Atul Question by Atul on Mar 15, 2023Hindi
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my question to HR i am working in MNC more than 25yrs...but my position has not been change from last decade, if i will take a call then our HOD will say that I had recommended but senior will reject, if I will drop a mail to senior's then my HOD will get of heart their ego. so I am quit confuse..

Ans: In case you feel you are not given your due, and that your seniors are making excuses to avoid your growth then the best way is to move out and find your calling where you are valued.

An alternate and slightly tougher option is to have a candid conversation with your manager / skip level on what is required of you to go to the next level and work diligently towards it. If you get convoluted answers you of course have an option to move out and find better options.
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