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12-14-2019 | 07:37 PM
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I understand what you mean about the DECS number being a bit inflated. But I was looking at the difference between my current number and my previous number. Assuming there was the same amount of bloat in each number (and if anything, there would be less bloat on the later figure), there wasn't that much more change than flow. Downside of advancing seniority, the movement gets slower the closer you get.
12-14-2019 | 08:15 PM
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So if people who quit 2 months ago are still in DECs, then how many of those 58 spots can just be attributed to cleaning up the list? 44 numbers north of #1000 are almost all flow and retirement. I haven't been seeing flow announcements recently, so I don't know how many flowed in each class. Were there 2 or 3 flow classes captured in this 30 day seniority adjustment? I haven't heard of any major developments that increased it.
3 in the double digits were probably retirements. That just reminds me to raise a glass for those careers wasted at The Envoy.
So, between #1000 and the bottom of the list, there were 14 spots. I know a couple that went to bigger and better places. A couple more probably just went to other places. I also know a couple who were told not to come back.
I appreciate your enthusiasm. GTFO.
3 in the double digits were probably retirements. That just reminds me to raise a glass for those careers wasted at The Envoy.
So, between #1000 and the bottom of the list, there were 14 spots. I know a couple that went to bigger and better places. A couple more probably just went to other places. I also know a couple who were told not to come back.
I appreciate your enthusiasm. GTFO.
In the past 30 days, 44 people left who were senior to seniority number 1000.
There were 2 retirements, and 1 flew west. This has nothing to do with DECS.
12-14-2019 | 08:19 PM
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I understand what you mean about the DECS number being a bit inflated. But I was looking at the difference between my current number and my previous number. Assuming there was the same amount of bloat in each number (and if anything, there would be less bloat on the later figure), there wasn't that much more change than flow. Downside of advancing seniority, the movement gets slower the closer you get.
Your last DECS run might have had 3 months of "ghosts", and this one only 2. DECS number means nothing.
12-14-2019 | 08:21 PM
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Sooo, you're saying the amount that DECS is off from the previous number to the amount DECS is off from the current number is wildly different then?
12-14-2019 | 08:28 PM
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DECS is whatever. Who cares about those numbers. Literally nothing is done based on them. Pay bands, flow dates etc are based on actual, not DECS, seniority numbers.
Hard fact:
From 15th of November to 13th of December, #1024 moved to #980. That is 44 numbers, in just under a month.
12-14-2019 | 08:34 PM
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Flow plan is the accurate source, not DECS.
DECS is whatever. Who cares about those numbers. Literally nothing is done based on them. Pay bands, flow dates etc are based on actual, not DECS, seniority numbers.
Hard fact:
From 15th of November to 13th of December, #1024 moved to #980. That is 44 numbers, in just under a month.
DECS is whatever. Who cares about those numbers. Literally nothing is done based on them. Pay bands, flow dates etc are based on actual, not DECS, seniority numbers.
Hard fact:
From 15th of November to 13th of December, #1024 moved to #980. That is 44 numbers, in just under a month.
12-14-2019 | 08:38 PM
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12-14-2019 | 09:54 PM
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Flow plan is the accurate source, not DECS.
DECS is whatever. Who cares about those numbers. Literally nothing is done based on them. Pay bands, flow dates etc are based on actual, not DECS, seniority numbers.
Hard fact:
From 15th of November to 13th of December, #1024 moved to #980. That is 44 numbers, in just under a month.
DECS is whatever. Who cares about those numbers. Literally nothing is done based on them. Pay bands, flow dates etc are based on actual, not DECS, seniority numbers.
Hard fact:
From 15th of November to 13th of December, #1024 moved to #980. That is 44 numbers, in just under a month.
12-14-2019 | 10:43 PM
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