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by jo momma on February 26th, 2009
In my career as an accountant I faced both situations. My accounting knowlege is mostly self taught, I have a GED and some college. I had to take some accounting classes for a promotion in a bank and I did what was asked of me. Years later in a communications company I was facing another promotion situation and did not want to go to school again. Instead I took on more work without the promotion, taught myself Microsoft Access, data mining, report writing and improved my macro writing skills. Worked like a charm.
What are some helpfull hints on getting that next big promotion?
by P.M.Lars on July 15th, 2009
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Would you accept a promotion at work if it meant a 20% raise over 5 years but you would have to move to a different city, change your work hours and take on much more responsibility?
by debodun on July 29th, 2009
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My new boss was asking me about my career goals and plans, I work hard and but I am not aiming for promotion or approval.whats best answer?
by Anonymous on August 12th, 2011
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I was just promoted to a quality supervisor job and will be introduced to new team. What should I say to the new team? some examples plz.
by zach on November 6th, 2010
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What is the most desirable salary for you?
by bonezip on June 14th, 2010
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You're reading Did you ever find it necessary to acquire additional educati0n or training to qualify yourself for a promotion? If so, what additional education or training did you acquire? If not, how did you qualify for the promotion of your career?
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