I received a verbal promise of a promotion, but nothing is in writing. Would you trust it?
  • No, Verbal job offers and promotions mean ghosting. Never believe such.

  • Definitely, No

  • Yes, but I would be skeptical.

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  • Promotion, even when it is written, can still be withdrawn. Don't trust the verbal Promotion, but be consistent with your performance. That is the... only sure way to keep you in the good books of your boss, which can eas to the Promotion. more

  • Promotion, even when it is written, can still be withdrawn. Don't trust the verbal Promotion, but be consistent with your performance. That is the... only sure way to keep you in the good books of your boss, which can eas to the Promotion. more

  • Promotion, even when it is written, can still be withdrawn. Don't trust the verbal Promotion, but be consistent with your performance. That is the... only sure way to keep you in the good books of your boss, which can eas to the Promotion. more

  • It is a no. Let them put it in writing.

  • Overall verbal promotion have never been used before. So No!

  • Hi brothers and sisters my name is John I'm looking for job opportunities so if anyone can help me with connection I will really appreciate

  • Look at their track record to see if they actually keep their word. However, if your boss reports to higher ups, 90% of the time a verbal promise is... just to squeeze productivity out of you.Come review time, the classic excuse is always 'sorry, the financial year wasn't good‘ more

  • Definitely need that in writing or email just to justify it when they don’t.

  • Nop but you can still trust it cuz it's a promise

  • It's a motivation to keep you cheered up and focused with your attitude towards work. Someone is noticing your good works so keep up the efforts.

  • Any movement is feel free to come to interview

  • Its a promise, so first of all it doesn't maybe have a deadline. All you need to do is just wait but lower your expectations and do not let that info... excite you. Stay focused on your current task.  more

  • Absolutely not!