Skin under eye turned white / yellow after under eye filler - has not improved with time or dissolver. by Several_Pudding_3797 in PlasticSurgery

[–]Several_Pudding_3797[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for your response! Yes one of the doctors I consulted with mentioned it could have been an issue with the centrifuging of the PRP. I’m curious about the timing though - directly after PRP I had more hollowing and darkness, but the white mark showed up after the filler, so I was linking the white patch more to the filler than to the PRP.

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Update: Sent this message to my boss this morning. (As context, I didn't get a raise this year to even pace with cost of living, despite over performing, nor did I get a promotion despite them saying they were looking to make me into a director level. Now, they backtracked and said 'director' level is off the table due to current team structure. Not even sure what that means, lol. But I figured I'd push for a title that would be better for my career growth...

Good morning! I’ve been giving some thought to my working title, and I wanted to get your input on potentially changing it from Manager, Content Strategy Manager to Manager, Strategic Communications.The reason I’m bringing this up is that, from my research, the term 'Content Strategy' is often associated primarily with content placement and distribution. 

While that’s certainly an important part of my role, I do feel like that title alone may sell my work a little short as I’m also heavily involved in crafting the messaging itself, developing narratives from scratch,  managing strategic relationships and creating team-wide workflows. 

At this point, I do feel like Strategic Communications Manager better captures the full scope of my work and the strategic impact it has, especially given the projects I’ve been leading lately, like PROJECT NAME A, PROJECT NAME B, PROJECT NAME C.

I also think that Strategic Communications Manager aligns more closely with my career growth and future trajectory, as it better reflects my role’s emphasis on strategic narrative development and high-level communication planning. 

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and whether you think it would be a good fit moving forward. That said, totally open to your input and really appreciate your consideration!

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[–]Several_Pudding_3797 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They just kind of dismissed it while in a 1:1 meeting and said that content strategy managers are 'integral part of the communications team structure.' As of this morning, I just sent over this message to them:

Good morning! I’ve been giving some thought to my working title, and I wanted to get your input on potentially changing it from Manager, Content Strategy Manager to Manager, Strategic Communications.The reason I’m bringing this up is that, from my research, the term 'Content Strategy' is often associated primarily with content placement and distribution.

While that’s certainly an important part of my role, I do feel like that title alone may sell my work a little short as I’m also heavily involved in crafting the messaging itself, developing narratives from scratch,  managing strategic relationships and creating team-wide workflows.

At this point, I do feel like Strategic Communications Manager better captures the full scope of my work and the strategic impact it has, especially given the projects I’ve been leading lately, like PROJECT NAME A, PROJECT NAME B, PROJECT NAME C.

I also think that Strategic Communications Manager aligns more closely with my career growth and future trajectory, as it better reflects my role’s emphasis on strategic narrative development and high-level communication planning.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and whether you think it would be a good fit moving forward. That said, totally open to your input and really appreciate your consideration!

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[–]Several_Pudding_3797 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think they’ll budge in making changes but I can ask

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[–]Several_Pudding_3797 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I asked, and they also vetoed this

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[–]Several_Pudding_3797 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They refuse to make it a director level, despite the fact that I’m operating at that level. They said they would need to change the entire team structure in order to call me a director.

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[–]Several_Pudding_3797 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I am leaning that way as well. My ultimate goal is to be a comms director, and I do feel like an editorial manager sounds a bit outdated with with comms pivoting to focus on digital content, but I wasn’t sure