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What makes someone a senior level professional? I've seen senior level positions requiring 2-5 years experience. However, you could have 2-5 years experience doing really basic things. My colleague was promoted to a senior level position after about 3 years of professional experience. My feeling is that he did not really have an expertise, but rather requested more and more responsibility and handled himself well after doing so.
I guess my question is, what is the expertise that is required to be considered a senior level professional, generally speaking? Additionally, does it require expertise, or is general work experience all that matters? Also, is something like management experience required?
One more thing, as a level one slime who just does what people tell them to do, how would you fast track yourself into a management role and assume more responsibilities?
I guess my question is, what is the expertise that is required to be considered a senior level professional, generally speaking? Additionally, does it require expertise, or is general work experience all that matters? Also, is something like management experience required?
One more thing, as a level one slime who just does what people tell them to do, how would you fast track yourself into a management role and assume more responsibilities?