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Loss of Trust

Loss of Trust

You work for HR head reporting to the MD, in a MNC. Your reporting manager informs you that he has got reliable information, that you are actively looking out for a job outside the company. He also informs you that he has lost trust in you because of this incident and now the company will also look out for a replacement. You are taken aback.
You focus and try to recollect, what has led to this. A couple of days back, you did get a call from a head hunter, seeking your CV for a job position. You wonder, if there is a link between the consultant call, sending your CV and your current conversation with MD.
How will you handle this situation, now?
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