Interesting changes at work

Sep 10, 2008 17:12


My current (temporary interim) boss asked me today which path I wanted to follow.  Apparently I was the only one of the four of us he asked.  Our Additional Business team is going to be breaking into two groups:

Group #1
H/R
Portal
Benefit Accruals

(As you may recall, Benefit Accruals are the bane of my existance.)

Group #2
Management Reports
Everything else

It was a tough call because I love H/R, Portal and Management Reports.  I think the H/R & Portal pieces are higher profile and more "important" to the company so it was really a factor.  I want the exposure, of course.  But on the other hand, the Management Report side allows a specialization.  (I wouldn't be able to specialize in HR/Portal and avoid BA's.) At least in Group #2, I'll be able to stick solely with the MR's.

I wheedled some other information of him -- what the weighted point allocations would be.  It turns out (at least based on those numbers) that I would have a better shot at making bonus easy-peasy.  The HR/Portal would be worth about 55 pts. Another 47 pts for the BA's so 102 pts all-in.  The HR/Portal would take minimum 2.5 hrs plus follow-up over two or three months.  BA's (for me) usually last two months or longer.  (I loathe those suckers.)

Some MR's can take as few as ten minutes.  I can whip through MR's like nobody's business.  A complex one is 157 pts; intermediate is 79 pts; basic is 8 pts.  Even if my T99 reports (less than 10 mins each) come in at 8 pts, that whole team is trained to bring them to me so that's an easy 40-50 pts a month right there for barely any work at all.

The trick will be seeing what they set our weighted point goals at for each quarter.  Who knows - I may have screwed myself!  LOL

Oh yeah, in case it wasn't obvious, I went for the MR speciality within Group #2 because it seemed like a better opportunity to make bonus.  Heh.
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