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[quote=Anonymous]Question - are you still doing things the way you did 20 years ago? Are you keeping up with your agency’s new directions? Is it time to try something in another department? I have people working for me that I want to move on (but not fire) because they are stale and reluctant to try new things or do anything differently. It’s also time for them to broaden their skills. Jobs are more interconnected than they were a decade ago. I need my employees to understand more about how all the parts fit together and how and why other groups do what they do. The people with limited external experience are not as helpful. So I don’t know why you are jumping to being fired, but if you’re getting signs to try something else, it’s time. Or else at some point I’ll reclassify your position and make you apply for it again and you won’t get it.[/quote]
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