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Thats fine, though if you do that forever you'll probably harm your promotion chances. Which, if your goal is just to get by, sounds fine? But generally speaki
by jldugger 4mo ago
Thats fine, though if you do that forever you'll probably harm your promotion chances. Which, if your goal is just to get by, sounds fine?
But generally speaking, it's a chance for you to speak about your work to the person writing your performance review, and get feedback, which may be in short supply otherwise for various reasons.
- eudamoniac 4mo agoI don't know why I'd ever want a promotion, and I haven't ever got one. I did turn one down once. A promotion is like 5% more pay for way more work and a bunch of corporate bullshit along the way. If I want to move up I just change jobs.
- jldugger 4mo agoMy last promotion from level 3 to level 4 was a 50% increase in pay basically, with no change in responsibilities or scope.
- throwaway29473 4mo agoThat’s because you were already working at the next level. Your promotion was just a recognition of that.