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“We don’t promote based on working hard or doing a good job.”

I’ve been at my job three months and found a document from the ‘21 talent management cycle. They don’t promote when the business needs a larger scope of the role. They specifically don’t promote when you work hard or do a good job. And companies wonder why employees look else where. Companies who are on here: Be more people-centric and reward your employees the right way. Hard work and a good performance should be grounds a promotion. Not just because your business demands it. Otherwise people leave to where someone is willing to promote and pay more.


I’ve been at my job three months and found a document from the ‘21 talent management cycle. They don’t promote when the business needs a larger scope of the role. They specifically don’t promote when you work hard or do a good job.

And companies wonder why employees look else where.

Companies who are on here: Be more people-centric and reward your employees the right way. Hard work and a good performance should be grounds a promotion. Not just because your business demands it. Otherwise people leave to where someone is willing to promote and pay more.

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