Sentence examples for promoted faster from inspiring English sources
The phrase "promoted faster" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone being given a higher position or job title sooner than expected. Example: "John was a dedicated employee and his hard work paid off when he was promoted faster than any of his colleagues."
If anything, they are promoted faster, on average.
"Research shows that a positive, cheerful person is more likely to be paid more and promoted faster," he said.
Two leading economists claim that happiness makes people earn more, possibly because happier people are more productive and are promoted faster.
Perhaps you get promoted faster with a degree but I think companies also respond well to a good attitude and hard work.
It's wrong but understandable that in most workplaces the broadly likable tend to get promoted faster than the competent but difficult; that personal chemistry matters, even at the highest level.
Brian Tracy, a Canadian career coach and author of a book called Earn What You're Really Worth, advises working in a high-growth industry – for example as a software developer or an estate agent – where you get paid more and get promoted faster in a couple of years than you might in five or 10 years in a slow-growth industry.
I'd worked hard for years in an overwhelmingly male environment – been as good, if not better than the boys and been promoted fast.
When we tested the two parent compounds, only (S)- 3 promoted fast inactivation of VGSCs.
Results from compression testing indicated that conditions that promoted fast curing rate and reduced M̅c contributed to forming hydrogels with improved mechanical properties.
Promoting faster growth will also ward off deflation, he said.
Reunification should speed recovery and promote faster growth.
