How do i transition out of my department?

I am a department I hate of a company I use to enjoy. I thought it was going to be like my old department but more strict. Its anything but that. We have outlined positions we can not cross. We're not allowed to do duties of other positions but told if we work hard in current slot will move up. However it seems the people moving up slots are the ones who don't work. Than the ones who work hardest stay stuck low ranking to pick up 90 percent of the slack. Its also hard to enforce work ethics to new add ons when simply not working makes yoy move up. I am trying to transfer out into a different department thats less labour intensive and has a better chance of getting me a job When this limited term assignment is over. I just feel like I might be told no though since my current department needs the most people. Im not really strong enough for the current department and feel like I would be better at the other roles anyways. I also have 0 motivation to work this department and trying to quit as soon as possible! How do I handle this deligate situation? I also can not complain about the structure of the team set up as Im so low rank , it would be considered out of place. It would be fine if higher up was enforcing a decent work ethic and environment but this just rewards idiocy and lazyness and Im so fed up! I only been here 2 months!

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  • Grunewald

    Or maybe they promise progression as a reward for hard work to make you work hard, then don't let the hard workers progress because they will lose productivity?

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  • Grunewald

    2 months is not normally long enough to get promotion but I guess it depends on your industry. Maybe stick it out for 6 months to a year then move workplaces altogether? It sounds like a cliquey place where progression depends on getting in with the right people more than on work...

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    • I dont have that kind of time.

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      • Grunewald

        My advice then: start looking for work elsewhere as well as in other departments. You really can't hold out on a promise that someone is under no obligation to keep, especially if you've already seen signs that they don't play fair.

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  • WeirdManFromTheSouth

    Who is in charge of promotions? Do your best to get on their good sides. In business managers look after their friends. A lot of people dont like this but dont hate the player hate the game.

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