I would just wait. 2 months is nothing in a lifetime.
One thing I do have questions about is how your personality is going to suit this job. Here - as a civil servant - you always have to be kind and friendly. Can you do that?
I am professional when I am working, but your observations are correct in that I do have to hold back
But, generally I am kind to other people and friendly
If you’re referring to the issues I have with MH services that I voice here, then I think any reasonable person with a life long condition would be more than within their rights to be frustrated at the services being provided
I depend on them to keep me well, and in turn allow me to work
I signed my contract on may 24th. Today I had the occupational assessment for me to be able to start my job. I would wait… Maybe they have a backlog. Another company may be similar.
If you can survive without a job for 2 months then I say wait.
Once you start complaining people start to get annoyed, then it can devolve into bad blood between everyone. Only complain if you need the job and money now.
Choose your battles carefully. Personally I let a lot of things slide unless they are very important.
I applied because the job is interesting and not just dealing with data for profit. It’s actually a really good opportunity to do something more meaningful than making someone else richer
The key thing for me was they have the resources, investment and size of team so that I am not the only one doing the job. I had a job last year but they put too much pressure on me to set everything up from scratch
Not sure. I got no feedback other than I got an offer. It was intense testing and a panel interview that freaked me out at the time
Sorry for getting upset earlier. I did not take the news well as I have been off work for 8 months and I just want to get going again. Want purpose
Yes it went fine. She will tell my manager I have a diagnosed mi condition and will ask her to put a stress assessment in place too. But they wont go into details to my manager.