Everybody wants it. Yes, every working person who wants the perks of holding a title or more money will be glad for the chance to have an advance in their career. Mobility in the business world is an accolade in and of itself. Through promotions and personal praise it becomes easier for you to see yourself in positions far better than the one you now have. Moving up is the reason why you went to college, developed a career goal, and sought the initial job experience. Now, it has all paid off significantly.
Since the biggest promotion of your life has happened you are a far cry from being entry level. This was an expected change in trend and you're enjoying every minute of it. The great thing about career mobility is the temptation of further advancement. That's what comes with the territory of producing beyond expectation, going above the typical routine, and simply doing more than what is expected. The new turn of events has sent you to a territory of happiness and has helped you set even newer, more specific goals.
With the new position, there is greater trust invested in you. The company leaders have long seen something directly different about you and with a consistent display of hard work you've managed to impress the higher ups. By impacting them you've turned to the forces that present further levels of advancement. Trust is a big deal in the business world because of the rampant issues employers have with thieves and other characters who make poor judgments.
The new job has given you access to more accounts and contacts. There are more people relying on you and in this situation you're getting to know them all. Networking will grant personal access to the life that you only now have imagined. The social system, work environment, and qualifications have all gotten a boost through the new associates. This is how mobility works and, for you as well as others, it will remain this way.
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