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I will always be a college football first person, but I definitely enjoy college baseball more than basketball. College baseball’s popularity has been held back by a) lack of exposure and b) the 11.7 rule. Both of those hurdles have been cleared and I expect the sport’s popularity to keep growing.I enjoy all sports but this is my favorite. I could watch baseball 24 hours a day...
This absolutely breaks my heart to read. I can't even imagine what you're going through. For the 2nd time in 20 years I will try and pray my most sincere prayer. For both of you.I know I have asked many time but we need your thoughts and prayers now more than ever. The doctor just called me and told me that OH isn’t going to come home this time. He wants me to switch to DNR and ease his passing but I can’t do this. I can’t just give up. It goes against every fiber of my being. I’m shattered but I can’t just give up on him. Forgive me for being selfish but I just can’t.
I am so terribly sorry to read this. I will pray for you and for him.I know I have asked many time but we need your thoughts and prayers now more than ever. The doctor just called me and told me that OH isn’t going to come home this time. He wants me to switch to DNR and ease his passing but I can’t do this. I can’t just give up. It goes against every fiber of my being. I’m shattered but I can’t just give up on him. Forgive me for being selfish but I just can’t.
@ him and he will appear. . .Anyone know what happened to Ron Swanson? ( not the TV Ron Swanson.)
Sorry to hear that @SoilVol. Best of luck, let us know how it goes.Agreed with this @Devo182 ^ but I'm no expert. I'm also in the applying and interview stage because I just lost the job I accepted back in September to start in January because of the new administration.
Anyway, you ask what you think you and the position is worth. They'd be more inclined to keep an employee they've had for a while I'd think. And I'd think they'd want to avoid losing you and having to train TWO new people potentially. So even if they don't hire you, they may work with you on a decent raise to keep you.
Oh man, you have ALL the leverage. In fact, you're worth more than the previous people in those positions because youre now the senior person and you have to train everyone else. They cant afford to lose youSorry to hear that @SoilVol. Best of luck, let us know how it goes.
As for them training 2 folks...it won't be just two...but three lol. And the only person that could even imaginably begin to train any of them is already struggling at her new position across the street (sister plant).
Our most recent boss left to go back to Mexico...then our #2 turned in her notice a week later...if I leave, our dept is in complete ruins.
Oh and the other lady in our dept...plus our old boss who is now across the street (where I started), AND the #2 across the street will ALL retire within 2...at most 3 years and they have a combined 100 years of institutional knowledge. I'm the only one remaining that will have any bit of prior experience/has soaked up their knowledge at either plant...
I think I may just have a tad bit of leverage here and I'm going to remind them of all of this haha
I'm in the absolute minority thinking we are a different team with Gainey. I think he creates separation better. Definitely like his shot over ZZ's.Without ZZ today a victory is going to very difficult to achieve. Hope it isn't out of hand by halftime...
The UK game was the last time we lost inside of TBA in a very long time. I really hope we don't lose 2 straight.Without ZZ today a victory is going to very difficult to achieve. Hope it isn't out of hand by halftime...
Start with the market rate, not the internal rate. If you can't find that information easily, reach out to people in similar roles on LinkedIn and ask them. I've had messages like that before and always been happy to share what I know.Career advice needed:
I'm internally applying for a position (vertical promotion).
I'm in finance, so I have access to salary pay documents. I know exactly what the last 2 folks in the position would be getting bumped up to for 2025.
My question is - should I be asking for that level of pay...or is it better to overshoot and let them drop down to that level potentially (or just get paid more than prior folks)? OR might I end up shooting myself in the foot vs a lowballing candidate asking significantly less?
There's no easy answer I suppose, but hoping someone has had an experience in this situation.