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No. They are in the first year of their current level/role. That may mean the first year of employment. It could also mean they were promoted.
by jghn 2y ago
No. They are in the first year of their current level/role. That may mean the first year of employment. It could also mean they were promoted.
- andreygrehov 2y agoCorrect. The majority are not promoted. If they are in the first year of their current level/role and have previous experience, they still haven't accumulated much institutional knowledge to make them indispensable. While experience helps, their impact in a new role is still developing, and their departure is less likely to disrupt operations significantly.