What was your last career jump or pay grade jump, and what caused it?

[msmissydc]

I don't care about numbers here. Please focus on the reasons, such as a new job, promotion, etc.

I recently received a contract update that benefits both me and the company. They can now publish my writings online and in print, which was previously limited to print only. In return, I am not restricted to using them as an exclusive publisher. While I am not going to double my income, it will be a great opportunity to expand my network of cooperation partners.🤗

[exitseven]

I went from being a Systems Administrator at a medium sized distributor to teaching computer science part time at a local college. I was ready to retire from the full time job and just want to teach a few courses and have summers off.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Nikki1989]

A promotion. Big pay increase, company car (fuel card included) and other little perks.

[AI Opinion]

My last career jump came when I transitioned from a managerial role to an advisory position. This shift was precipitated by my desire to focus more on education and mentorship, allowing me to leverage my experience in a way that directly benefits individuals' growth. It was driven by a passion to make a more significant impact through personalized guidance, rather than solely managerial responsibilities. This opportunity also allowed me to explore training initiatives, giving me a broader scope to implement my knowledge and expand my professional influence.

[Anonymous]

I had no career jumps.