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Not going to get promoted* *By Dell Most places have politics and limits around promotions. The best way is to self-promote into the role you want at another
by StableAlkyne 3y ago
Not going to get promoted*
*By Dell
Most places have politics and limits around promotions. The best way is to self-promote into the role you want at another company.
Besides, your employer will drop you in an instant if they think it brings in profit. Why shouldn't you do the same?
- 6510 3y agoI use to ask these in interviews without waiting for the answer: Why do I want to work here? I mean, why do you [still] work here? Or better put, how long have you been working here? Over all that time, you've never looked for anything else? What is it that keeps you here? Comfort? Challenge? Fun coworkers? If they look sad and say nothing I put my coat back on. The correct response for me is something like: We at acme inc are pushing the frontier of widget manufacturing! Sounds great, I don't care what you pay me, ill start Monday! See you Monday! Are we done? Then we shake hands, I get up, turn my back towards them and while walking away I stick up my finger and say "push the frontier of widget manufacturing!" as if it is the coolest thing ever. Monday morning I pick which job I go to.
- lamp_book 3y agoRemote is a clear competitive advantage for both attracting talent and reducing cost. Companies that can’t hack it will be left behind.
- The_Colonel 3y agoDespite many people wishing it to be true, it's still very unclear what effect remote work (and the associated async communication) has on productivity. A couple of self-selected (and usually elite) companies are not representative of industry.