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| This concept is referred to as upward influence where followers using multiple influence tactics are able to gain favor, better relationships, and even enhanced perceptions of promotability from such behavior (Thacker & Wayne, 1995). Using facts, his own experiences, and sea stories, the author gives us a light but instructive overview of the Navy's often complicated system of promotion and assignments, adding his occasional considerations of what could be done to enhance an individual's career and promotability. The move to incorporate language training throughout the pipeline is being driven by the new language program of the Department of Defense, or DoD, which seeks to tie language skills to an officer's promotability. |
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