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« Reply #30 on: March 22, 2007, 02:06:51 pm » |
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They may feel that it is more benefit for you to remain with the CEO's PA if you need to liase with her over meetings, etc.. I was in a similar situation a few years ago when we had teams in different buildings (ca. 5 mins apart). In the end bossie and I were in separate locations, but this actually worked quite well. Like your directors, he was quite self sufficient so didn't need me at his beck and call. The relationship I had with other staff in order to 'get stuff done' worked better with me being based with them. Bossie and I would have meetings in the different locations and so would arrange to meet up face to face when we were around - usually at least once a day.
Also, they may know that the CEO has spoken to you, so haven't had the urgency to tell you themselves. I'm sure they just don't realise how this all looks from your perspective (it doesn't sound like communication skills are their key skills).
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