Getting ahead can be hard work, especially when there’s competition for a promotion. This 30-something is working hard to get to the top, but is it considered “cheating” by their colleagues? They took to Reddit to ask the opinion of the internet, and now it’s time to learn the results. Read on to find out what happened to this ambitious worker who left work to work more from home.
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I’m in my 30s and my company is in the process of filling our manager’s soon-to-be vacant VP position. I’m taking on extra projects and working late nights and weekends to increase my chances of getting the job, but some of my colleagues see this as “cheating”. Am I cheating? In this post, we’ll explore what it takes to get a promotion, whether it’s ethical to put in extra hours , and how to balance ambition and family time. Let’s dive in and see what the reactions are to this interesting situation.
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