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New Advancement Guides

Any other supervisors notice huge changes in the advancement guides this year? The one I saw added around five years for E/O to get from CL26 to CL27

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Were the guides updated for a given potential or people had their potential reduced but the advantage guide for the given potential remained the same?

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Post ID: @c9+1m3b8cj4j

@bh 27 has been a pretty common end of career stop for upstream the last 5 or so years. Ultimate potential of 29 is the default but dropped as people approach 50.

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CL27 was where over 80% of folks ended thier careers in the heritage Chemicals organization. Seems they are just going back to that now. Probably su-ks for those in other organizations where achieving 28-29 was the norm for a career.

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I couldn’t see beyond CL27. All of those promotions were kicked up to my manager and said they were up to planner discretion. But it did show a typical YEE for it so the advancement guide must still exist.

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Post ID: @bg+1m3b8cj4j

@bb No beyond 29 anymore unless hipo.

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Post ID: @bf+1m3b8cj4j

What does it say for 28 to 29 and beyond?

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Post ID: @bb+1m3b8cj4j

This is true. And 27 to 28., etc.

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