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One thing missing here is your relationship with your manager. You could be a star employee, and have a crap relationship with your manager, noone is going to f
by tragictrash 5y ago
One thing missing here is your relationship with your manager. You could be a star employee, and have a crap relationship with your manager, noone is going to fight for you to stay. Conversely, you could be a mediocre employee and have a great relationship with your manager, and be paid oodles and oodles to stay because you do have someone singing your praises.
It's all about perception, not reality.
- cauliflower99 5y agoGood point. So maybe ADVERTISEMENT (have you advertised to your peers what you have achieved) and LIKEABILITY (are you liked) are two more variables to consider.