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Why is she a CM after 5 - 10 years? Is there no career progression as CM? How many grades are there in a CM title? What is the pay range if u could ask her. Thanks!
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Career progression as a CM depends not only on one's capabilities from what I understand. The other factor at play seems to be the presence of other higher-ranking colleagues serving in the same constituency. I cannot confirm this 100%, but based on my impressions and what I have heard, it seems to be a quota-based thing, where if the person above you does not leave, you cannot get promoted to let's say, SCM.
So, that would mean that even after serving X years, with excellent performance, it does not necessarily mean a promotion, it seems.
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Just to add - personally I feel that the CM role is suitable for singles who are able to devout time outside of office hours. Imagine u have to work during ungodly hours or hold event during weekends. I think someone who is married will not be able to work long term as a CM.
In addition, being a CM is kind of dead end job where you do not have real skills which u can bring to the next career.
I would strongly advise against anyone from taking this post. There are so many other roles in the ministries and statboards. Go for others instead.
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My friend who has been working as a CM for many years now is married. But that being said, I am not sure what kind of arrangement she has worked out with her husband. The part about working ungodly hours be it due to events or other reasons is very real.
A lot of truths spoken in this - I highly recommend anyone who's considering the role to read this!