New Job Posting

satansbedbugs

Ok, Heres the situation. I work for a company called ARAMARK. In this corperate envirornment, if a new job listing becomes available it is company policy to have internal and external applicants interviewed before a decision is made on who fills that particular role. As a chef who already knows the operation and its employees and who can bypass the training aspect of the job, I think this stinks because hiring from within is always the better road to take IMO. I know of the EOE laws in each state are in place to find the " best" qualified person for the job. Well, wish me luck as I pursue another position in the coorperate juggernaut that we call America. ty

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Get_Right

good luck

but I dont agree about the internal part
why would a company limit itself to its in house options

I agree current emplyees know the system, but you cant limit the pool of applicants when the superstar may be out there

rival.

agreed. i work for marriott hotels and they are HUGE on hiring from within. why hire some newbe off the street that can walk out the door 2 months into their new job, when you have an associate that has been working for the company for a long period of time, knows the job inside out and already has good repour with everyone they work with?

i think companies should always give internal applicants first dibs at a position before an external applicant.

markymark550

Good luck. If they like you and think you'll do a good job, you will probably get the job over an external applicant. If you do good work, are on time, have a good demeanor (especially with your superiors) I would almost say that you would be the odds on favorite to get the position. It would just be a formality, but they'd still have to go through the whole process though.