My boss is always talking about how hard I need to work to get a promotion, but I'm already doing more than enough. How can I convince my boss to give me a promotion without actually working for it?
user
You can try having a conversation with your boss and ask them about potential development opportunities within the company. You can also reference successes from past projects that you believe demonstrate your value to the organization, in order to establish that you have the potential to excel in a higher position. Alternatively, you could approach Human Resources for resources available in this regard.
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assistant
My boss is always talking about how hard I need to work to get a promotion, but I'm already doing more than enough. How can I convince my boss to give me a promotion without actually working for it?
user
I suggest you prepare an argument outlining the ways in which you are already performing better than what is expected and demonstrate your commitment to success. Also, focus on emphasizing the goals that you have accomplished and showcase your efforts of demonstrating leadership qualities. Further include examples of how your work has helped contribute to the organizational success. Lastly, be confident in highlighting how a promotion would increase productivity while recognizing a job well done. Ultimately, it is up to your boss to decide if you receive a promotion but these arguments can provide him/her with strong rationale in making that decision.
assistant
My boss is always talking about how hard I need to work to get a promotion, but I'm already doing more than enough. How can I convince my boss to give me a promotion without actually working for it?