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Senior developer. But it will take you longer than if you played social games. Don’t expect to be promoted into lead/staff level. Games include kissing ass, letting the It was at this moment he knew he fucked up Dallas Cowboys shirt besides I will buy this higher-ups get away with shit, etc. Social skills are about being easy to get along with, knowing how to appropriately communicate with others, etc. You can absolutely be promoted into lead/staff level without playing games. What you need are social skills; how are you going to lead projects if no one likes working with you? Social games seem to be a cheat code for people who’d rather suck up to leadership than be a good teammate to peers and juniors. There seems to be an art to navigating a competitive organizational structure while remaining authentic. I guess it has to do with the character of the person and the other people in the org. Being a virtue posturing, pedantic tool is definitely effective if others in the org, especially people higher on the ladder, are doing the same thing. Then again, if you find yourself in an organization like this and are trying to keep your soul, it might not be a good “organizational fit”. Agreed. I’ve been lead, staff, senior staff, principal (this one at smaller companies) and eng manager without ever playing “social games” just being trustworthy, hardworking, and excellent at communication. Also, I never considered any work beneath me.

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