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2) Organisational Change Management
3) Compliance Management
4) Financial Accounting/ Budgeting
5) Information System Security/ Firewall
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Role - Sr. Consultant/Asst Manager Exp 12-16 yrs
Candidate should be ITIL certified with hands on exp in Organisational Change Management. Good exposure with ITSM methodology. Please send ur profile urgently on happygk11@gmail.com
How is Prod support roles in Bofa. I heard some flexibility there to change project through IJP. Can I change my project to technical side any time after joining the project? I have been doing Devops certification. Will they give a chance to work in Devops, if I have skills?Bank of America BA Continuum India Pvt. Ltd.
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Talk with your Manager about it. Several years ago one of my team members had this happen. I then gave them the directive that they were not to meet with the client without me present. My saying it that way gave the team member the out to say it wasn’t their fault, but they weren’t allowed. And I had their back and provided them air cover.
If your manager isn’t willing to do this, try to move to a different project ASAP.
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If I was your lead I’d want to know if the client was being an aseh*hole to you. That stuff doesn’t fly.
Hypothetically, what would you do?
A. Clients can be dicks. If they treated you poorly that reflects more on them than it does on you.
B. Does this happen to you often? Cultivating executive presence can help avoid these things. I can’t say I’ve dealt with anything like this in a long time. Even though I’m an SM now, didn’t deal with this as a consultant because (in addition to being a slightly older, ex military, white male) I worked hard on getting the right level of seriousness and gravitas in my client interactions.