I work in a company for vehicles I’ve been here soon to be 2 years in a month and I’m still not getting a letter for hiring on?

[Anonymous]

Am I overthinking this all? I always come in on time proofed I can do all the jobs they offer I got good review score and there are still people in front of me that been here longer who haven’t got the letter so what chance do I have? Would you invest more years in the company or look for something else?

[AI Opinion]

It sounds like you've consistently demonstrated your value at the company. Consider having a direct conversation with your supervisor or HR to understand the hiring process and your status. If there's a lack of transparency or uncertainty about your future, it may be worth exploring other opportunities while continuing to perform well where you are. Balancing current contributions with a proactive job search can keep your options open, ensuring you find a role that meets your longer-term career goals.

[Asker]

Correct they don’t ever have a answer just say it’s a delay in hiring or you hear it happening but not never at the department you woke

[Asker]

Work

[Asker]

In your opinion do you think 2 years is a bit to invest at a job and not moving up?

[strateguy632]

You don't want them to know you plan to be a short term worker but ask for a written recommendation.

[Staximus]

Stick around if they pay you enough, or look for another job if you need or want more money. Don't say anything to them about anything unless you already have another job lined up.

[Asker]

The thing is if I get hired on I will get twice more but it’s not happening and about to hit 2 years

[Asker]

Do you personally think it’s too much to not get hired yet?

[Staximus]

That depends on if the job is worth sticking around and waiting for or not. Some jobs are worth waiting for and some aren't. Is this like a great job or can you go find another job like this easily?

[Asker]

It’s a good paying job

[Staximus]

Can you go work for another company doing the same thing and get paid as much as the permanent employees or not

[Asker]

Maybe