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Your role has been advertised online

Your role has been advertised online

You had recently taken up a new job in a well known organization.
After a period of one year, you happen to discover through your internal sources that your position has been advertised on LinkedIn.
You immediately check online and do find that your role is actually been put up on the portal. You are disturbed and angry!
Your boss did not brief you on such an eventuality.
Your work performance is above average. Your annual performance ratings are in mid range i.e average. You are really annoyed.
How will you respond to this discovery?
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pcsharma
it is good time for self evaluation. higher pay seeking candidate will improve chances of existing executive. higher expectation by will tell where to improve. so in all possibilities it is good opportunity to 're affirm existing executive.

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