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Note: This is same company but different department.

I had a final interview two days ago, and I was honest about everything including that my supervisor didn't know about my application.

The next day of my interview, the other department reached out to my supervisor, and my supervisor was shocked and asked them how come they interviewed me without his permission. The other department said, I was asked to be immediately interviewed.

I apologized to my supervisor and told him that I didn't tell him yet because I am not yet sure if I passed the other department, and I believe that the other department is more related to my past experience. He said, I won't stop you from transferring to other department if you don't like it here. I wish you pass the interview.

My question is, am I hired because the other department reach out to my supervisor?

NOTE: THIS SAME COMPANY JUST ANOTHER DEPARTMENT

I am now working in a customer service under Airline account. It is my first time to work in a customer service job because my experience was purely back office like finance and operations. I am struggling to this job and even the supervisor know about it for sure.

I applied to another department that is back office operation under the same project Airline (but purely back office not customer service) and passed the excel exam and got final interviewed. I told them that my supervisor didn't know about my application because I am not yet sure if I will be hired. And, they said the hr will just inform me if I am hired and will advice the next step for me and do proper communication.

My question is, should I tell my supervisor that I was interviewed by other department in back office position now OR should I wait until there is already announcement that I am hired before I tell the supervisor?

I am so confused if I tell now, he might support me to my transfer, If I tell now, he might dislike me and do some troubles for me especially if I am not hited.

If I tell later after I am hired, he might be so mad at me or think I disrespect him.

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To forgive or not to forgive, that is the question. Read the details and VOTE BELOW!

Recently, I have been listening to Cat Stevens music from the olden days, stuff that was recorded years before his eventual conversion to Islam. Apparently he was involved in a controversy about saying an author of a book should die because of the book's blasphemous content. Because of this, some protested by boycotting his songs.

Click this link for more details on the controversy

Following Ayatollah Khomeini's February 14, 1989 "death fatwa" against author Salman Rushdie, after the publication of Rushdie's novel The Satanic Verses, Yusuf Islam (previously known as Cat Stevens), made statements endorsing the killing of Rushdie. His statements generated criticism from commentators in the West.

In response, Yusuf Islam said that some of his comments were "stupid and offensive jokes" made in "bad taste."

In a 2000 Rolling Stone magazine interview:

I'm very sad that this seems to be the No. 1 question people want to discuss. I had nothing to do with the issue other than what the media created. I was innocently drawn into the whole controversy. So, after many years, I'm glad at least now that I have been given the opportunity to explain to the public and fans my side of the story in my own words. At a lecture, back in 1989, I was asked a question about blasphemy according to Islamic Law, I simply repeated the legal view according to my limited knowledge of the Scriptural texts, based directly on historical commentaries of the Qur'an. The next day the newspaper headlines read, "Cat Says, Kill Rushdie." I was abhorred, but what could I do? I was a new Muslim. If you ask a Bible student to quote the legal punishment of a person who commits blasphemy in the Bible, he would be dishonest if he didn't mention Leviticus 24:16

Many people have different views on how they treat dates, how dates should be, and if they should be professional/casual… Some people say you should treat dates like a job interview… Professional and straight to the point.

Well… Do you treat dates like a professional job interview, or are you more casual/go with the flow? Why/Why not?

My answer: I don’t treat first dates like a job interview. I don’t mind going outside the barriers of “get to know each other” questions. I like to be casual and comfortable, but also hold enough “professionalism” to make it so they know I am serious about dating, and not just wanting sex, going on a date for fun, or whatever.