You Were Promoted for the Wrong Reasons.
John D. Harney John D. Harney

You Were Promoted for the Wrong Reasons.

Mary had been working that kitchen for years. She knew every standard. So they promoted her to supervisor. Six months later she was exhausted — fixing errors, stepping in on prep, correcting the same mistakes weekly. She was promoted because she was exceptional at the work. And she was supervising like she was still doing it.

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