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Typically, your benefits should remain the same, but it's wise to double-check with HR to avoid any surprises!
Absolutely! Transferring to a different department is quite common, just be sure to check if there are openings.
Yes, a written request is often a good idea! It shows you're serious about making the leap.
If the transfer doesn't pan out, don't lose heart! You can always seek feedback and keep looking for other opportunities.
The entire process can vary, but it's often completed within a few weeks. Patience is key here!
Generally, you'll need to have a good track record and meet the requirements for the new position, but don't worry, it's not a mountain to climb!
Start by chatting with your supervisor about your desire to transfer. A little communication goes a long way!