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How to respond when a promotion is rejected
Sleep on it before talking to anyone.
Rather than busting into your manager's office as soon as your hear the news, finish out your day quietly and go home to unwind. The disappointment may be too fresh to have a productive conversation about why you didn't get the promotion.
Choose your answer from:
[-] If you're able to sleep on it, then your absence might be symbolic that you did not get the promotion. Don't dwell on any past failures..
[-] Write down your impressions of your other managers. By writing down how you felt when the first promotion was rejected, you can make sure that not many people had as much of a negative reaction as you did..
[-] If your boss or the hiring manager tells you in person that you didn't get the promotion, thank them for taking the time to interview you. Avoid asking questions until you've had time to process the rejection..
[-] Better to wait it out until tomorrow to speak to your boss. If your boss tried to reach you in person and said " no, " discussing this serious conversation at an opportune time is always best..
If your boss or the hiring manager tells you in person that you didn't get the promotion, thank them for taking the time to interview you. Avoid asking questions until you've had time to process the rejection.