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I thought iLeading was being phased in instead of "counselling" and instead of being told off you get "iLead", that is unless you steal the safe or something.
What is your current position and/or regular responsibilities? Well pretty much the only way you can consciously plan your Wow career is to have a conversation with HR specialist and state your goals and stuff, and they might be able to help you out. Also, try and suss out the career paths of the current HR team.Hey guys, just wondering if i wanted to look into moving into HR or finding out career options what would be the best way to go about it?
Whats iLeading? I read it a couple of pages back and i`m intrigued!
iLeading - it says "ask your department manager" - I'm acting as one but don't know.
From experience I'm assuming it is when someone spots you doing something in an unsafe manner and tells you how to do it properly etc...
iLeading is a just a term I use at work. Obviously it's iLead where Pyro does explain it right. If you or someone sees someone else doing something unsafe that could lead to injury, death etc, then you report it by writing it down on an iLead form and is kept on record.I thought iLeading was being phased in instead of "counselling" and instead of being told off you get "iLead", that is unless you steal the safe or something.
lol, i remember when armaguard practically accused me of this over the phone.unless you steal the safe or something.
Inside the safe (or somewhere else similar) there should be a list of people who are authorised to open the safe, and you should NEVER be taught how to open it until you're on that list. But being a DM, you'd have to be. We have approx 14 people on ours, thats I think 6 supervisors, 4 managers and 4 cash office staff.He he. Armaguard sound freaky. Am I an authorised user i wonder? I know how to open it, so i suppose that authorises me.
But how don't you know how to open the safe when you're trained to do pick ups? That is a part of it.
Oh my god i can't imagine doing a pick up for that much money, i'd have to reserve the next 10 hours to do it, i'm slow enough at picking up like 3k.
Which store did your SM come from again? Penrith?On a different note, just met my new SM yesterday and I just wanna say he is waaaaaaay better than the old one. He's so much more likeable and I can actually talk to this guy and get a real response. Also, he was "iLeading" so much yesterday I just laughed.
What store are you gonna be at??Armed hold up... EEEK! That would be horrible . Im a bit worried about that fact now that Im at a store in the city (no-offence guys - I'm out of my comfort zone/store that is all)
Also, I start at my new store next week! ZOMG!
i tried google, only leads me back to wixxy
Pretty much this... the main idea behind it is that it gets staff (i.e. non manager staff) involved in the safety process (while encouraging managers to continue to engage with staff over these issues). Promoting a culture of safe work practices, enforced by the "little people" (i.e. us, lol) who make the company work.iLeading is a just a term I use at work. Obviously it's iLead where Pyro does explain it right. If you or someone sees someone else doing something unsafe that could lead to injury, death etc, then you report it by writing it down on an iLead form and is kept on record.
Do you know about him?Wow I haven't been in here for a while! So much catching up to do! >_<
Which store did your SM come from again? Penrith?
Everyone always bagged on your old SM so I'm not surprised you're happy
Which one, your old or new one?Do you know about him?
Any?Which one, your old or new one?
Nah the Staff Chimes just play an annoying tune which apparently doesnt work anymore (according to my DM), it's not used for any sort of alarm. For example, they might have used it to alert staff that the store will be opening in 5 minutes for exampleI found several up the front, but Im not sure which one is which. We have 2 labelled, one called "chime" and the other "alarm". I think the button labelled "alarm" is noisy, and the other button that isn't labelled is the silent alarm.