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• The promotability of the characters and the city was very important.
• Hoobler et al .'s ( 2009 ) findings mirrored the perceived commitment-to-promotability likelihood.
• And, all the while, they're working with the individuals to make sure they understand their promotability within the organization.
• Thus, it's important for anyone who cares about promotability to be sensitive to co-workers'and managers'preferences.
• But this is the real world, and interpersonal interactions, particularly in service jobs, influence promotability and reputation, just like talent and hard work.
• In business, empire-building is demonstrated when individuals or small groups attempt to gain control over key projects and initiatives to maximize job security and promotability.
• As research has shown, a manager's perception of a subordinate's commitment to the organization is positively associated with the individual's promotability.
• This caused a lot of bad feelings between the enlisted pilots ( who had more dangerous jobs for lower pay and no privileges ) and the officer pilots ( who received the same pay, promotability, and privileges as officers ).
• If you honestly believe that you are qualified for the next level of supervision and were passed by a lower level employee whose only fresh idea was to give notice, then management is actually giving you notice, at least of your lack of promotability.
• In the model predicting likelihood of promotion, the main effect of parental status is marginally significant and positive, while the motherhood penalty interaction is significant and negative, indicating that the negative effect of parental status on perceptions of promotability accrues only to women.
• The new book, coupled with a loyal following of his columns and wide exposure via his interactive Web site ( would-be climbers of corporate ladders can take a test at www . dauten . com to gauge their promotability ), has suddenly propelled Dauten beyond his first love _ writing _ and increasingly onto the stage as a professional speaker at corporate gatherings.
• The new book, coupled with a loyal following of his columns and wide exposure via his interactive Web site ( would-be climbers of corporate lad ders can take a test at www . dau ten . com to gauge their promotability ), has suddenly pro pelled Dauten beyond his first love _ writing _ and increasingly onto the stage as a professional speaker at corporate gatherings.
• This is hardly ghostly stuff : lobby for properly timed book reviews; assure advance-galley and then finished-book mailings; determine if the book has news value and drive editors, reporters and television producers to madness in trying to persuade them to use the material, properly credited; evaluate _ often before the publisher acquires the book _ the author's potential promotability; train and script the author to perform for media; work with sales reps to set up " launch events " like interviews, signings and tours.