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var jobTitler = { subject: [ "Screen", //100 "Input", //400 "Dialog", //900 "Interface", //1600 "Data", //2500 "B
by jaredsohn 9y ago
var jobTitler = {
subject: [
"Screen", //100
"Input", //400
"Dialog", //900
"Interface", //1600
"Data", //2500
"Big Data", //3600
"Choice", //4900
"System", //6400
"Computation", //8100
], // 9
position: [
"Administrator", //1000
"Technician", //4000
"Engineer", //9000
"Specialist", //16000
"Architect", //25000
"Executive", //36000
]
}
https://pippinbarr.github.io/itisasifyouweredoingwork/js/data.js https://pippinbarr.github.io/itisasifyouweredoingwork/js/dat...
I'm guessing Computation Executive might be the highest if it uses the position field. (Don't have time to see how this data gets used to set the title.)
- qbrass 9y agoTop job is Chief Technical Officer, but there's a (guessing bounds error) bug that causes it to stop valuing your work when you're supposed to be promoted from Computational Administrator to Screen Technician.
- justinjlynn 9y agoUnanticipated glitch ceiling in the HR autopromotion system, clearly.
- Klockan 9y ago> there's a bug that causes it to stop valuing your work when you're supposed to be promoted They always say that...
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- qbrass 9y agothe bug is line 1486 of ui-generators.js < if (jobTitlePositionIndex >= jobTitle.position.length) { --- > if (jobTitlePositionIndex >= jobTitler.position.length) {