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How to Build Career Progression Framework

First Step for Structured Expectations and Growth Management

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Mirek Stanek
Sep 19, 2024
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Expectation Management - Compensation, Performance Review, Career Ladder.

If your organization is still in its early growth stages, it’s likely you don’t have a well-established career progression system. In this section, I’ll outline a simple approach to building one. Future articles will cover how to use such a framework in practice.

Building a career ladder is usually a task for higher-level engineering leaders and HR departments. Yet, even if you are in a lower-level position, it can be beneficial for you to see what can be an example approach here.

In my personal experience, I used similar frameworks when co-creating career progression frameworks as Head of Engineering, Director of engineering, and external consultant in a few organizations.

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