So i was approached by managers asking if i would be interested in the overnight supervisor position. Currently I'm the supervisor for the photo area at my work. I've also been a supervisor for the checkout area and started as a cashier, so I have plenty of experience with the customer service aspect of things. The biggest attraction to this for me is it would give me more experience with merchandising, giving me a huge advantage the next time a management position opens up. None of the managers who approached me said it outright, but there was the distinct impression its not so much asking if I am interested, as saying that if I want the position it is mine. There would be a $1.50 raise due to the overnight differential, but no actual raise - it is a lateral move. It is 9-5, no set days. I'm really not sure I want to because of the work schedule, and would really appreciate any input you guys could give me!
user
managers asked me if I want to take a position that would set me up to go into management when a spot opens, not sure if I want to work
assistant
So i was approached by managers asking if i would be interested in the overnight supervisor position. Currently I'm the supervisor for the photo area at my work. I've also been a supervisor for the checkout area and started as a cashier, so I have plenty of experience with the customer service aspect of things. The biggest attraction to this for me is it would give me more experience with merchandising, giving me a huge advantage the next time a management position opens up. None of the managers who approached me said it outright, but there was the distinct impression its not so much asking if I am interested, as saying that if I want the position it is mine. There would be a $1.50 raise due to the overnight differential, but no actual raise - it is a lateral move. It is 9-5, no set days. I'm really not sure I want to because of the work schedule, and would really appreciate any input you guys could give me!
user
Alot of supervisor experience, manager wants me to take a more promotional position, not sure if I should or how to approach.
assistant