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The easiest way to get promoted is To switch job I do write about career growth and upskilling to develop senior/staff traits but I feel Uplevelling by switching jobs is still easier than getting promoted. However, it is difficult to get uplevelled in an interview if you haven’t created much impact and do not have interesting projects to talk about. Thoughts ? #softwareengineering #career

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Francisco Manuel Soto Ramírez

SDE2 @Amazon | Author of 10,000+ subs Newsletter (strategizeyourcareer.com)

7mo

I've never done the upleveling myself. But I think you need to be already performing at that level in your previous job. The difference I see is that you may need to stay 1-2 years at next-level performance in your current job for a regular promotion, and switching jobs can offer this after 1 interview But I'm aligned here, without demonstrating the impact at the next level you are neither getting promoted or upleveling

Emily Jowers

Staff Software Engineer with Marker Learning

7mo

Its easier at the beginning (up to senior, maybe staff) to switch jobs to advance. It’s more difficult above that or if you want to switch gears into the management track (manager, director, VP, CTO).

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Neo Kim

Writes System Design Newsletter • I Teach You System Design

7mo

I usually try to negotiate to get a promotion and if I find there's no chance, I refresh my resume. Hemant

Akash Mukherjee

Securing AI for Everyone | Ex-Leader @  Apple AIML & Google | Author of "Complete Guide to Defense in Depth" | Helping spread Leadership Awareness in Software Engineering - subscribe now!

7mo

Absolutely, it's unfortunate but true.

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