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I also realize that promotions are no longer a possibility for me. People are starting to wonder why I'm still a midlevel after 10 years. Have you changed comp
by mindcrime 5y ago
I also realize that promotions are no longer a possibility for me. People are starting to wonder why I'm still a midlevel after 10 years.
Have you changed companies much (or at all) during that time? If not, maybe it's just time for a switch. Typically the best way to get promoted (or just get a decent raise) is to change companies, not to get promoted internally.
- giantg2 5y agoThanks! I've been at the same company the whole time. I've been looking externally. Im not seeing much that's comparable pay/benefits/etc. I'd probably have to start over if I did switch because Filenet and Neoxam are obscure. Philly region sucks for tech work. I think remote work isn't a great option for me due to distractions.
- mindcrime 5y agoI'd probably have to start over if I did switch because Filenet and Neoxam are obscure. Ah. Yeah, good point. That's unfortunate. I guess that's the danger of getting locked into a tech stack that isn't widely popular. Wish I had something useful to suggest for you beyond this. :-(