Rumored for a job that you are not interested in?

[PalmettoStatesport]

my question is how to let your current employer know you are not interested in the rumor?

 

[Ace]

so you are interested in the job but not interested in the rumor?

 

[Steak Snabler]

I guess I've just got to say it: I'm not going to be the Alabama coach.

 

[PalmettoStatesport]

so you are interested in the job but not interested in the rumor?

Not interested in either one at all.

 

[ADifferentOkie]

Maybe you just go in and tell your boss you're not interested in this other job.
What is the problem with that?

 

[Ace]

Hell, pmss, let him wonder and worry and think someone else wants you. What's wrong with that?

 

[slappy4428]

let Chazp post it.

 

[lono]

my question is how to let your current employer know you are not interested in the rumor?

Tell him after your annual review.

 

[mike311gd]

Milk it for a raise.

 

[EStreetJoe]

I'm not interested in the Michigan job.

 

[EStreetJoe]

my question is how to let your current employer know you are not interested in the rumor?

You mean for a position at the current paper (because you like the position you're in now) or at another paper?

 

[mike311gd]

Just tell him or her: Listen, you may have heard a rumor about this other job ... but it's not true. I'm happy here.

 

[SixToe]

I'm not addressing rumors about Michigan. If anyone asks another question about that, this thread is over.

 

[spaceman]

Don't say anything unless they ask you.

If they ask you, tell them.

 

[Tom Petty]

no-brainer of the day: think raise.

 

[Shaggy]

If Kirk Herbstreit is reporting it, it must be true. Perhaps you really ARE interested.

 

[Hank_Scorpio]

Do your bosses know about this rumor? Have they asked you about it? How did they find out about it?

 

[John]

let Chazp post it.

Home freakin' run.