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I'll soon be starting at a big consulting firm. The new analysts started mid July but because I am on an H1b visa I'll be starting mid October--according to HR and my contract.
A friend, who is working there, told me she heard no one at the office really knows when I am supposed to be joining the firm, especially since every new analyst started a couple months ago. She mentioned two principals, which is what worries me.
While its true that I've been communicating throughout the summer mainly with HR and with their immigration office I find it strange that HR wouldn't talk to anyone in charge of the department. I'm pretty new to this so I am not sure if this is normal or not.
My question is: Should I send an email mentioning my start date to a Managing Director or someone of that sort with whom I worked closely during my internship last summer? If so, any ideas how to start it or phrase it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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I'll soon be starting at a big consulting firm. The new analysts started mid July but because I am on an H1b visa I'll be starting mid October--according to HR and my contract.
A friend, who is working there, told me she heard no one at the office really knows when I am supposed to be joining the firm, especially since every new analyst started a couple months ago. She mentioned two principals, which is what worries me.
While its true that I've been communicating throughout the summer mainly with HR and with their immigration office I find it strange that HR wouldn't talk to anyone in charge of the department. I'm pretty new to this so I am not sure if this is normal or not.
My question is: Should I send an email mentioning my start date to a Managing Director or someone of that sort with whom I worked closely during my internship last summer? If so, any ideas how to start it or phrase it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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I'll soon be starting at a big consulting firm. The new analysts started mid July but because I am on an H1b visa I'll be starting mid October--according to HR and my contract.
A friend, who is working there, told me she heard no one at the office really knows when I am supposed to be joining the firm, especially since every new analyst started a couple months ago. She mentioned two principals, which is what worries me.
While its true that I've been communicating throughout the summer mainly with HR and with their immigration office I find it strange that HR wouldn't talk to anyone in charge of the department. I'm pretty new to this so I am not sure if this is normal or not.
My question is: Should I send an email mentioning my start date to a Managing Director or someone of that sort with whom I worked closely during my internship last summer? If so, any ideas how to start it or phrase it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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I'll soon be starting at a big consulting firm. The new analysts started mid July but because I am on an H1b visa I'll be starting mid October--according to HR and my contract.
A friend, who is working there, told me she heard no one at the office really knows when I am supposed to be joining the firm, especially since every new analyst started a couple months ago. She mentioned two principals, which is what worries me.
While its true that I've been communicating throughout the summer mainly with HR and with their immigration office I find it strange that HR wouldn't talk to anyone in charge of the department. I'm pretty new to this so I am not sure if this is normal or not.
My question is: Should I send an email mentioning my start date to a Managing Director or someone of that sort with whom I worked closely during my internship last summer? If so, any ideas how to start it or phrase it?
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
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