Jane has worked for 5 years in a professional organization that focuses on high specialization, and her productivity is expected to be high. Should her manager continue to keep Jane in her work role for an additional 5 years?

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Rebekah Carr

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24 July, 10:19

Jane has worked for 5 years in a professional organization that focuses on high specialization, and her productivity is expected to be high. Should her manager continue to keep Jane in her work role for an additional 5 years?

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Nadia Hughes · Answer 1

No, Jane's manager should not continue to keep her in her work role for an additional five years. She should be promoted and assigned higher specialized responsibility like a team lead.

Explanation:

Since Jane has worked for five years already, she has acquired a lot of competence in that specialized area. She should be given another task such as a Team lead. This will give her an opportunity to learn leadership skills while she is training others to do what she had done for five years.

She should be promoted because of her loyalty and consistency. Staying at one job for five years is a proof of her dedication to the company and should not go unrewarded.

Destiney · Answer 2

No

Explanation:

No, because Jane will become bored, tired, and stressed if she kept her position. It proves that her achievement and well performance are not recognized and it is clearly implied that the company has no strategy in using talented staff and can not draw a fast promotion for employers, one the most expectation a staff want to have.