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 intimidation at work - help
Author:d j
Date:Thursday, 29th Mar 2007 12:22
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URL:http://web.ukrecruiter.co.uk/forum/Forum/read.php?i=11266

sorry to have to post anonymously but read on an you will hopefully understand why i am.

I have recently joined a large 'well respected'! recruitment consultancy and feel intimidated at work and I'm not sure what to do about it. During sales time my manager becomes very aggressive, and what might have started as a joke is now getting out of control. When my manager thinks i'm not making enough calls he would wrap to flex of the hand set around my neck and laugh that the phone would always be close to me ear, then this week he sellotaped it to my head. Today he screamed that if i didn't make more calls and be more aggressive he would "staple the phone to my f*cking head". I am still new and don't want to rock the boat but i can't put up with this, what should i do?? I want to work in recruitment so i know i have to prove myself somewhere, if i leave after a couple of months it looks like i can't hack it.

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• intimidation at work - help
sorry to have to post anonymously but read on an you will hopefully understand why i am. I have recently joined ...
d j 29/03/07 12:22 11266
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
DJ, Feel free to contact me... no obligation whether you use me to get your next job or not... but ...
Rec2rec bod 18/04/07 14:46 12624
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
well..............keep a log of every incident - date, time and what happened Make a note if anyone else is experiencing the ...
sales manager 04/04/07 12:19 11645
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
sick, sick, sick. I know it is sound advice to have a word with your boss, but after my boss a ...
mm 04/04/07 11:26 11641
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
HI DJ I went through this too when I started out in the industry 10+ years ago and it really ...
Libby 30/03/07 12:44 11381
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
Sounds like where I started off. Once you have had a word with your bosses boss, or HR or whatever. YOU ...
Trogger 29/03/07 17:02 11313
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
I thought that practice had been eradicated from the industry. I know it was quite common 10years or so ago. If ...
Dean 29/03/07 14:40 11291
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
Sounds like my first experience of recruitment - this thing went on all the time and was to some ...
Dave 29/03/07 13:17 11273
  • Re: intimidation at work - help
D J This is a clear case of bullying in the work place and to some extent you could have a ...
Richard 29/03/07 12:45 11269

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