Which of the following is not a common concern for someone who has been promoted?
A) learning how to manage the new information that they have access to but did not previously know.
B) former supervisors, who are now peers, treating them as equals.
C) learning how to complete two jobs at once.
D) former peers, who are now subordinates, giving them the proper respect in their new position.

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Learning how to complete two jobs at once is not typically a concern related to promotion. Promotions usually involve moving fully into a new role with new responsibilities, rather than managing two distinct positions simultaneously. Concerns A, B, and D are common as they relate to adjusting to new information, changing dynamics with former supervisors and peers, and establishing authority and respect in the new role.

Which of the Following Is Not a Common Concern for Someone