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Hm... I guess I got a little carried away. I still don't understand why a security instructor or an engineer would be considered management. I'm sure there's a
by 3825 13y ago
Hm... I guess I got a little carried away. I still don't understand why a security instructor or an engineer would be considered management. I'm sure there's a rationale. Somebody want to help me understand this concept?
- walshemj 13y agoBecause thats how they are recorded by HR for reporting purposes and in the US to make them exempt grades. 99.99% of HN readers who work in tech will be considered management/professional grades even if you dont formally "manage" anyone
- 3825 13y agoI don't mean to derail this conversation but I thought to HR I am just "Contingent Labor". How can I be considered management?
- walshemj 13y agoAre you considered an "exempt" grade if so HR will have to put you in the M&P (managerial and professional) group to avoid all sorts of nasty tax problems with the IRS.