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Do companies you've worked for in the past normally approach you about promotions? Maybe it's because I'm shy or bad at self-promotion, but I've never had an e
by albacur 6y ago
Do companies you've worked for in the past normally approach you about promotions?
Maybe it's because I'm shy or bad at self-promotion, but I've never had an employer offer a promotion. Even after getting great performance reviews, I've had to fight tooth and nail or go through a promotion committee song and dance that can drag on for months or years.
- jrumbut 6y agoMost companies I've worked for have just handed out promotions at seemingly random intervals. You could ask too but it never really went over well.
- bamboozled 6y agoWhat I'm usually offered promotion for is having leadership skills. I don't know why or how, but it's something I naturally seem to be complimented and respected for, even though it's only that in the last year I started looking more into what it takes to be a good leader and truly try be better at it. With fully remote work it seems the concept of leadership is changing and maybe being replaced with...scrum boards? I don't now how it works fully remote yet :) All I know is there are some successful full remote companies, but they don't really have good reviews on their leadership skills either when reading Glass Door.