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You're right I should have been more clear. 10 years in the same position.
by dudul 12y ago
You're right I should have been more clear. 10 years in the same position.
- Gustomaximus 12y agoAn HR term for these people is 'solid citizen'. They can make great employees in service/administrative roles. I wouldn't rule someone out for this alone, I would want to know why they stuck around and how they performed. Having someone that just wants to do their job well and head home without wider career driving pressure can be really valuable.
- mod 12y agoGiven that "developer" is a common title for users here, I'm curious if you apply that rule here, as well? I'm a developer and I have no aspirations to be promoted to a higher position. I will not enjoy those roles. I'm still improving myself every day as a developer, though.
- phaus 12y agoBeing wary of a person that has spent 10 years in the same position makes it far more sensible. There are still many types of positions where this is fine, but there are also quite a few situations where someone might be taking up a slot that someone else needs in order to move up the ranks.