> If you are good at something, leverage the skills well and manage your time for pay raises and improved network opportunities. Well, that's if someone wants

> If you are good at something, leverage the skills well and manage your time for pay raises and improved network opportunities. Well, that's if someone wants to be the resident Excel guru. Doing so might not fit into one's goals, or might be misaligned with someone's general job responsibilities. But, more importantly, the implication in the article is that people who are asking for Excel help are looking for handholding; and not everyone wants to handhold as part of their day-to-day job.