Hey guys, I'll keep this short.
Context: I'm one year out of undergrad. Got a job at my spring semester internship, so have been with the company over a year. I work in media.
Issues: Today, I spoke with one of the higher-ups on the phone about an idea I had for a new, larger project. I was turned down, basically told I needed to keep doing what was in my job description (which is small work—like any entry-level thing). This comes after I've applied to two promotions which I was turned down for, and I've talked with the same higher-up about a path to a more meaningful/larger-project-oriented gig. The sense I got from the phone call was the higher-up wanted me to prove myself more in my current role before I took on larger steps, which is reasonable—except I've been here for a year, have spearheaded larger projects that have been successful, and others who were in my boat have whizzed passed me promotion-wise within the past two years. I'll note that the larger projects I've taken on haven't really gotten a lot of recognition/praise from management compared to other people’s larger projects.
So I'm kind of trying to figure out if my employer straight-up doesn't value me/my ideas, doesn't seek upward mobility for me at all ~OR~ I have some delusions of grandeur about my abilities, I'm being entitled, and I need to eat some humble pie. Maybe my employer hates me? I‘m not sure.
In my current role, I know for a fact that I'm not using all of the abilities I have under my belt. I'm not being creative (which I value), and its not really challenging me anymore. I feel like a "content" robot... just making a sh*tton of “content“ all day.
SO—I'd like some insight. Is this just what all work is? Am I being entitled? Does my employer not value me? Do I need to look for a new gig? Thanks all.
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