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I Transfered From Public Sector To Hold An Exective Vice President In A Private Company I Feel Difficulty Cuse The Owners Have A Traditional Trading Concept I Am Under Test For 3 Months And I Feel That Communication Is So Difficult With The Excutive Manag

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nana1390 | 08:14 Wed 02nd Dec 2015 | Business
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And so you cope. You probably need to adopt their way of doing things, but as an executive vice president you can probably stamp your mark on the company as you go; making suggestions and new better ways to do things. Because folk in your position are suppose to show initiative and guide the company to better things and ways.
08:33 Wed 02nd Dec 2015
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And so you cope.

You probably need to adopt their way of doing things, but as an executive vice president you can probably stamp your mark on the company as you go; making suggestions and new better ways to do things. Because folk in your position are suppose to show initiative and guide the company to better things and ways.
I think you need to improve your English before things will get better between you and your managers!
May not be an English company or in the UK. Otherwise it may be part of the reason for the communication difficulty.
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no at all , we don't use English language in my company
So what is it you are asking, nana? Are you looking for advice on how to communicate or whether to stay?

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