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Summary: In order to find a city employee, it helps to know the department in which the employee works. Discover why employee lists are confidential with help from a certified personnel consultant in this free video on human resources.
Pat Goodwin is a certified personnel consultant and a career transition consultant who has worked with hundreds of individuals over the past 20 years, exploring their career options....read more
"Hi, I'm Pat Goodwin with Pat Goodwin Associates. The question for me today is how to find a city employee. If you're looking to identify or find a city employee, I would hope that you would know what department the city employee works in. If it's someone who's read your meter in your yard that you're trying to report an incident or it's a an individual that you have just met networking at a meeting and you're not sure where they work. Keep in mind that city officials are following the law by keeping their employee list confidential. They're not going to readily expose that. You could maybe go to the website or the, look on-line for the person, I mean for the city, particular city department or call and if you are trying to network back to someone that you'd just want to have a conversation with it could be that you could try to keep your network alive by asking people, "remember the person that we met at the meeting, they work for the city in the water department, or they were a fireman for the city or the replacement for the city and I'd like to track that down, person down to thank them or I'd like to track that person down to ask them some additional questions. With networking and then maybe making a few phone calls, you might have some luck in tracking down a city employee that way. Thank you."
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