Supervisor's Survival Kit: Your First Step into Management, Ninth Edition

MRS. Q

As Mrs. Q, you are twenty-three years old and have two years of college behind you. Everyone agrees that you are good at your job. You like your position, but it would not upset you should you be terminated tomorrow. You somehow feel you could get a better job if you really tried. You are seldom absent from work and never late. You know your productivity is above average, but you also know it could be higher if you felt there was someplace to go in the organization. If a promotion came along now, either Mr. G or Mrs. R would get it, so why push? You recognize that you are not highly motivated and believe nothing management can do will change ...