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I still don't see how that's different. How would a level 1 person "knock it out the park and look like they will succeed doing higher level work" if not by ei
by stormking 7y ago
I still don't see how that's different.
How would a level 1 person "knock it out the park and look like they will succeed doing higher level work" if not by either doing level 2 work or succeeding in some other area that is technically above his paygrade?
- stormking 7y agoDear downvoter, how about you join the discussion and point out where I'm wrong?
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- adewinter 7y agoLet a Level 1 job consist of doing tasks "foo", "bar" and "bash" on a daily basis. Let Level 2 tasks consist of doing "aleph", "zeta" but also sometimes a little "foo". Some L1 employee killing it in terms of time-taken-to-complete bars and bashes, as well as being solid at foo... Is not the same as Some L1 employee is [okay to above average] at their regular job responsibilities (foo, bar and bash) and every now and then handles aleph and zeta without trouble (and sometimes excels at it).