Focus on facts when promoting; avoid subjective ‘Better qualified’ justification
Internal promotions are tricky. Supervisors usually try to choose between two or three known candidates—subordinates with whom they have worked with day in and day out. It’s tempting, then, to choose the employee who seems the most cooperative and the best team player. Resist that temptation ...
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