Although that could happen I suppose in this situation it isn't the case at all. In HxHD (or since I've been the manager at least) whenever we've required an Assistant Manager I've told general management a selection of the staff members who are able to assume the position and then we have a discussion about it. As I think someone mentioned above general management do have the final say however I won't spectate as to whether or not that played a role in this decision.
The choice came down to either Shannon or Jordan and it was not a quick or easy decision for anyone involved. Shannon would have made an excellent manager of the department and it would have been a pleasure working with her in all aspects of the job. She is an asset to this team and one of our most active staff members. When either Jordan or myself resign she will most undoubtably have her shot at managing the department and I hope she sticks around to have her chance to.















I'm not entirely sure why you're calling it unconventional, as that just seems to be a cover up method. I can't blame some of these staff members for complaining that an unexperienced member of their team has been promoted when they've not been a dedicated/major member of the team, so it's justified really. If he has the experience/dedication, then good for him, but obviously something is wrong if there are some problems regarding it. Surely the team should of been notified of the reason he was chucked up the ranks so quickly? It's no wonder morale seems so low lately, when people are being kept out in the dark. As mentioned in many previous threads, communication is non-existent :/

