Is it ever okay to boss to say that you are looking for a new job?

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From Ana Holub

The employee / employer relationship is a hard thing to nail. One might think this way, but things could change on a dime if you known you give a foot in the door have. What should you do keep going this friendly atmosphere (and make sure, at the end get a good recommendation)? Think about it before a secret to her boss let out that Outtie-5000.

Does your work have an end date?

Some jobs have an expiration date, whether explicitly or not. You may have a temporary contract or representations that circled a certain "last day" and in red on the calendar. But unfortunately, you might find that you are dismissed.

Even if you are just a regular employee but he feels that their work is not going anywhere? Maybe it's just that your organization is not the highest mobility for you has available, and it is natural that is somewhere in this stage of his career, it is better to move. It could possible sites in the organization have that would make a great next step for you (perhaps not only in his department). Think about your career goals and where you may be able to see you go next.

What kind of relationship you are (your boss)?

Are you friends? Or do you want to keep professional (or even a little bitter) things? When things are, and based on the casual confidence, she says Steve Monte career coach in Fast Company , you can be totally cool in order to speak for a new job.

"... Those who have the opportunity to have an open relationship with your supervisor support, it means you think of new possibilities has its good side," he wrote. "It can help you identify your greatest asset as a professional, a look at their take future prospects in the current society , and to open the door of his boss on a recommendation."

But he warns, it does not just say. The cold was his sudden jump in the wrong direction. Talk to your boss about your performance and how they see their future in the company. Where do you see? Be sure to ask for your support ... if someone comes to court.

They could remain flattered?

Always remember that this "new job" maybe somewhere in the same company. After all, it is expected that it was found benevolence concert underway, and the company often promote from within where they know the staff and they have learned the ins and outs of the company.