Passed Over for Promotion? What to Do Next
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- PASSED OVER FOR PROMOTION? WHAT TO DO NEXT
Okay, you’re here because you have been passed over for a promotion. When you didn't get the promotion it stings. And you don’t want to be passed over for promotion again, you want to get promoted at work. Instead of missing a learning moment by deciding you were passed over for promotion discrimination or asking if yourself since you passed over for promotion should i quit, follow these five steps first.
Because if you follow these five steps, you will get promoted at work and never have to be upset that you didn't get the promotion at work or have the HR mark in your file not promoted
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Did you get feedback if you were passed over for promotion?
No, not any at all. Really questioning if I want to stay with my current employer much longer. I was passed over for promotion in favor of a guy who has been with the organization for one year (I've been there 7 1/2 years) and has ZERO experience in what I do (I have a degree in the field and 17 years of experience). Not sure what to do at this point, but going to give it some time and ask for a promotion/pay raise in 6 months. If I'm turned down then, I will be moving on.
Nope
I had similar experiences as yours twice … when i was working for an Alaska owned moving co for 16 years and I was his right hand person in warehouse operations and when he retired , I was hoping that my 16 yrs experience would promote me to manager but I wasn’t and I was shocked that I was passed over to a guy that has been working with company for 2 yrs as manager so I didn’t say a word at all but to keep on working . I don’t work for them anymore anyway and am happy . I have a great role I have now at other moving company that I love doing and have been in moving business close to 30 years
Management may not admit for their regrets of not promoting the experience ones but that’s their choice and their loss
Yes
I have come to a realization that companies and the people who you work for do not care about your outstanding work ethic, years of experience or productivity. They rather have someone who is talkative, approachable and lacks productivity. Those who are good at what they do will be stuck doing just that. While the one who talks, joke around and do nothing gets promotions. That is why you have to just say F it and be that guy as well or you have to begin to think outside the box and be your own boss. Good luck to everyone.
Somehow my company promoted a non people skilled oerson to leadership role who got complains already 10x in a year... so ..... hmmmm wow huh
It is very emotional when you can't get a promotion you feel like you deserve, but emotions are not your best friend.
It's hard when you make an emotional decision you regret but can't take back. Best to get clarity first!
Don't quit, work for just a few months just to save some money for your bills..electricity, household bin disposals, and a few money to survive till you get another job,,, when you have put all these money aside, now use your weapon to disrupt the flow of work, take as much local leaves, sick leaves, holidays, get short training professional courses that you may use for another job. Then quit.
Nothing wrong with riding it out and taking advantage!
Ive waited.... and waited... tried twice and both times were denined. Ive been with this company for 7 years now. It hurts so bad. I dont want to leave, but feel i need to leave if I have any chance to grow.
How are you now?
I definitely have experienced this a few times but as you said, other and better opportunities came soon after. Great stuff!
I'm so happy for you that better opportunities showed up for you!
When this happens, odds are you didn’t make the right connections with the relevant decision-makers
Excellent point Tor! Having the right relationships and establishing an effective network of advocates is so essential to getting promoted - when you have a solid network of advocates you don't even need to apply the opportunity is created for you.
Let me know if you're interested in video about building a network of advocates.
Sometime it’s not always the case … management may have their favorite employee that they want to promote over an experienced ones and the experienced ones that are being passed over had to show the ropes to that new manager with no experience at all of how to do the job the right way in which I find disturbed and annoying at times
It’s way deeper than that
You have to go through HR and may not have access to the hiring manager....
You’re right. I wasn’t shagging the boss. Bad decision by me.
I’m a consultant and have been on my account the longest. Managers are constantly praising me and requesting only I handle their projects, yet the other managers that I directly work for have passed me over for at least 3 promotions. This last time was the last straw. 5 mins after they send out an email stating the new team lead (someone inexperienced with a bad attitude) I got a call telling me I got another job, and it pays twice as much. Giving my notice on Friday!
Really Loved this Jen! :) so great to hear some advice on this because rejection can really suck until you change your mind around it. Excited to check out your other videos too!
Thanks! And we've all been there, rejection always sucks - but we're also 100% in control of what we do next. Thanks for watching :)
Love step 2...I've often felt like I missed my chance! Thanks for the reminder, there's always opportunity hidden in failure!
Step 2 is the most important - there is always another opportunity!
Thank you for making this video - it’s so nice to get some perspective!
Anytime Elena!
Great advice, taking a situation you feel out of your control and regaining focus and control. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching :)
Such great tips! I love how encouraging you are, too!
Thanks Patricia :)
Step 2 hits home forsure! Thank you for this! 🔥🔥🔥
I think step 2 is the most important 🙂
Great points, Jennifer! I love how you said that it's possible there's a better opportunity just waiting for you, which is the reason you didn't get it. Everything happens for a reason and sometimes that's exactly it! Cheers!
The universe has great things in store for all of us, sometimes it's just not at the timeline we want :)
I got passed over because of my age, I wasn't given the news i found out by accident, it was all done behind my back, collegues were threatened with their job if they told me. They all thought i'd leave. I didn't, my manager couldn't look me in the eye, i wasn't pulled into the office for a chat/explanation, and i didn't go seek one or any feedback, there was no point as he would've just lied to me again.
I love the thought that idea of abundance even when you are having a very low day, very positive message!!
I deeply believe you attract what you are, so establishing that trust in the universe and abundance is important no matter where you are in your career or what you do in life :)
This intro is great! As a former recruiter I can vouch for everything you're saying.
Thanks Amanda :)
Great advice, there's always another opportunity coming!
Yes! You can wait for it, find it or create it. And if anyone reading the comments is looking to find their next opportunity they definitely need to check out your channel!
Very helpful Jennifer thanks for the tips!
I'm happy to share!
These are amazing tips! I agree you should always ask for advice!
Hope you found them valuable
very helpful, thanks for the great video x
Anytime Lisanne :)
I got feedback once, and only once, and it changed the way I approached interviewing ever after!
That's awesome!
That`s a tricky moment in life. Thanks for the tips and video
Anytime :)
I'm going through this now been in my department for 3 years one of my colleagues got the role after 2 years
Very good tips!
Thank you! I find out today if I am getting promoted or not. I’ve been anxious for days. I feel like I am gonna crumble if I don’t get it. I needed this action plan to deal with the aftermath if they pass me up. I want to be very thoughtful of how I react.
Great video! ♥️
Thanks Cass :)
ooo think before you act!!! Good tip, hard to do for some
It's like a 'hulk smash' moment. 😂
Here’s an angle: I remember an opportunity I got that I was not even close to qualified for, over someone who was definitely qualified. We were both shocked! Great tips!
It's nice when you're on the benefiting side :) Sometimes there is more to the decision than the obvious... and sadly sometimes it's that the most qualified person wasn't doing the right things to land the promotion - which is where tip #5 really comes in.
Such amazing tips! Thank you so much for sharing this with us. New Subscriber! #61
Neoptism and Favoratism.
I did the 3 one and felt great
Your videos are great 👍 👌
Getting feedback is so important.
Yes! It's the path forward!
such a creative intro! it's definitely rough at the time to not get a promotion but in hindsight it usually becomes a GOOD thing to open more opportunities that are a better fit.
So true Kristina!
I have been passed over for 2 times, and i decided to move on to another opportunity after 7 months. I have tried to work with the new manager, but he is too new and not capable of handling issues and the subordinate. I am determine to do my best in the new position and make sure the last manager regret on his decision. I don't know what is coming in the new position, but it would be instead better than stay still without making any changes. Any encourage comments and words?
Right now I’m just wondering if I should take a huge pay cut and just teach yoga full time and train, or keep my corporate job. I love the cushion of that biweekly check
so what did you do?
The feed back i got was they had to hire someone but im fine now.
I have not had feed back but I will ask. I want to put the ball in their court and let them know in a way I know what they did. Someone who came after was moved up and I’m still stuck. They give the pandemic as a reason they can’t give training. The person that was moved a week before complaint the pandemic excuse is bs. Good for her they listened. I’m still stuck! Help
I was told I got passed over for a promotion because the other guy had been there longer.. yet he has less experience in the role than me
My wife has 2 masters degrees, MBA and M.Ed., and 4 years of management experience, and she got passed over for budget director to someone who had a bachelors in healthcare administration and no management experience, the new director had 3 years in budget. The cfo told her she was scared the budget employee would quit and my wife would be set up for failure. Pos cfo.
In my case I just didn’t understand.. I’ve been cross trained in every department of my job. I’m versatile and they actually use me in different areas whenever they need me. 🤷🏻♂️ I just don’t understand specially when I was told I was the front runner
That is really frustrating. Did you get any actionable feedback?
Jennifer Brick negative.. I’ve noticed only 20 yrs are getting the promotion and no older people have mngr positions besides the ones that were already there before I join the company a year so
Asking for a feedback from HR is a great tip! 🙂
It's funny a lot of people miss the step of asking not just for feedback on why they didn't get the role, but how they can be the obvious choice for the next opportunity.
What about corruption? I think many times they like to teach employees a lesson (the hard way).
Promotions in my field occur every several years. I've been passed over for every single one. My destiny is failure.
First, your destiny isn't failure if you decide its not. Have you gotten any feedback when you weren't promoted?
Jennifer Brick I never have been told why, but I never asked either. Once I was rejected, I didn't want to talk to management. The last time I was passed over for a 63 year old man who had a horrible leadership track record at his previous job.
@@jonsprong1842 then at that point its time to leave the company. I got pass for a promotion too, and I'm already looking for other jobs.
i would do all of the above-- esp. the cursing and eating ! There will other opportunities , and it wasn't meant to be !
So true Eli, the universe has great things in store for all of us, we just need to trust it :)
Leverage what you know and go somewhere where you are appreciated. Most feedback is BS anyway.
just make like robotnik and give yourself a promotion
Get a new job, that pays better. Waiting for a promotion is a waist of time.
Move on quit there ate other companies who will appreciate you