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Yeah that's more my line of thinking. Have a job ready but ask for a promotion without revealing that you have an offer. If they promote, great. If they don't,
by fizixer 9y ago
Yeah that's more my line of thinking.
Have a job ready but ask for a promotion without revealing that you have an offer. If they promote, great. If they don't, just leave. If they delay or waffle over the decision, leave. The delay tactics are to pressure the employee psychologically to reveal that he/she has an offer and needs to know about a promotion decision by such and such date.
Also it's a good idea to do this around the time of the company's annual review/promotion period (it's not easy to have perfect timing but good to try).
- peteforde 9y agoThe only thing I can say to that is that you can likely get a job at a company that doesn't have an annual moment where reviews and promotions are carried out. That is actually bonkers and once you've broken free you'll look back and wonder why "the time where you either get a promotion or not" ever seemed sane. :) I'm really excited for you.