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You have to take into consideration that staying in your current job will increase your experience for the job that may come forth in the near future. If that i
by tpae 12y ago
You have to take into consideration that staying in your current job will increase your experience for the job that may come forth in the near future. If that is not the case, then leaving would be your best option. Always try to improve yourself, take additional responsibilities and learn new practices, anything that you invest in yourself will help you move up.
It sucks to assume that switching jobs will automatically helps you "move up" because in order for you to "move up" and gain higher responsibilities, you have to demonstrate the skills required for the higher position.
Try taking on some side projects, pick up best practices for Agile, learn new programming languages, launch new products. For a technical / product manager, your best bet of moving up is to keep launching products. I aim to launch about 8~10 products a year, about 5 of them are side projects.