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That doesn't get you promotions either. It just makes you the go-to person for everyone to sort their stuff out. If you want a promotion, move companies - it's
by mpeg 13y ago
That doesn't get you promotions either. It just makes you the go-to person for everyone to sort their stuff out.
If you want a promotion, move companies - it's a safer bet.
- vadman 13y agoThat depends on the company. In terms of reputation/respect, I earned most of it when my boss was on vacation and I had to make decisions and take responsibility. Didn't benefit me in that particular case, since our company was bought by a bigger one and they started calling the shots, and then I left that job. So I suppose I should upvote you :)
- stefan_kendall 13y agoThis. Stay at a company if you enjoy the work, the people, and the projects. Quit if you want a new role or promotion. That's the easiest way to do things.