Metro. How to give yourself a promotion at work (and why you keep being passed over) Posted: August 10, 2024 | Last updated: August 13, 2024 ...

Sometimes even high performers can get passed over for promotions. Avoid these mistakes and learn how to position yourself ...

"A dry promotion signals an employer’s commitment to the employee’s growth with the organization and is usually a sign the employee is performing well," said Vanessa Matsis-McCready, associate ...

If you're an ambitious hard worker who constantly strives to achieve the best results at work, but struggling to get a promotion, you're not the only one. In fact, only 33 percent of Americans are ...

Also, promotions can boost your professional value in the eyes of others. After all, your job title often signals your level of seniority, accomplishment, and credibility in your industry.

The allure of rising through the ranks at work has lost its pull: Not only are promotions harder to come by, but people are vocally turning them down.

Millennials expect to receive a promotion at work far earlier than most Generation Z workers, highlighting a stark difference between the age groups, a poll has revealed.

Dear Work Disappointment: Three years is a long time to feel undervalued. Start looking for another job. Even if you don’t choose to leave, it’s a good idea to get a sense of your worth at ...

I was told that I was performing above and beyond, but the company is struggling financially and said they can’t justify a lot of promotions this year. Last year, some co-workers jumped two levels.

But even if offered the chance to move up, a significant share of workers would say "no thanks": 42% of U.S. workers say they'd turn down a promotion because they're happy with their current job ...