Merit With Senior 소설 & 이야기

If Fane was punished because of this, it would be quite a big blow to Fane. Phoenix Valley might actually lose an incredibly rare genius because of it. Elder Eliot took a deep breath. "What do you think Elder Maurice will write in the merit logs?" The merit logs were something Phoenix Valley had specifically to determine rewards and punishments. As long as one participated in a tournament, be it within Phoenix Valley or not, the person hosting the tournament or the one in charge of the team would write everything in the merit log after the tournament. It would detail the happenings of the tournament as well as each person's contributions, and the higher-ups of Phoenix Valley would then use t

Meredith told him honestly. “Well the set up works this way. I and other senior department leads get together once a week to review the bids that come in. We vote on which ones to take, then based on seniority we divide those by the leads. There are occasions where if say I have a designer looking for something specific and it comes through I can request before seniority.

He got the message and stopped talking. I wish he knew I was almost never like this and I know first impressions matter but oh well, I guess a mean little brat will be mine for him, and I was okay with that. On the bright side, I had levelled up in ranking! It meant more work but still, it was so amazing to be a Senior to someone.

Intrigued by their unexpected visit, he exited the barrier and appeared next to them. Curious as to their presence there, Severin asked, "What brings my two seniors here today?" As Severin had not interacted much with them in the past, he was a little puzzled as to their reasons for visiting him Raymond smiled wryly. "Seniority should be based on one's achievement. We're your juniors now that you've surpassed us in attainment." Celeste agreed. "Yes! Please refer to us as your juniors. I no longer qualify to your senior."

I didn't mean to threaten Matt, but that's the way it came out. "Don't worry about it. We got her covered." He reassured me. I walked back to the training room. "Now that that's settled, let's get back to training, you guys." I said. Next up was jumping jacks and pushups. Whoever could do the most pushups nonstop would get a prize—moving up on the ladder. Gaining rep is hard so that's why you start early. All the merit you accumulate comes back for your own good. The better your reputation, the higher you climb on the ladder and the higher you climb on the ladder, the closer you are to being the next Alpha.

Felix said, "Wayne’s attitude is quite good so I won't say anything else. It's a prestigious award, if you get it, then it is a recognition of your ability. However, if you don't get it, then just continue to work hard as it means that you still have areas you need to improve on. So, Mercy, control and compose yourself. I know that this is your only chance to get the Newcomer Award, but the Newcomer Award is also very competitive, every nominated person is on a par with you, having just one chance. Keep a healthy mindset and don't place so much emphasis on winning or losing. Even if you don't get it, it isn't utterly devastating." Unhappy upon hearing words that were originally meant to get

"So, I got 10 merit points. And it could be regarded as more?" "That's right." Charlotte Sky nodded hard and said, "As far as I know, at least half of our disciples haven't obtained the first merit point after entering the sect yet. Most of the other people had only one or two merit points. "Big Brother Montgomery, I can tell you frankly that among our group of disciples, your merit points are enough to make others envious." "It's true." Flame Gordon nodded. "I see." Caspian nodded and then pointed to the class that he was going to study. "Since merit points are so hard to earn, wouldn't it be easy for those who come to teach?"

"And, of course, we won't forget about this one… since you're old enough for this, you might want to take a few sips— Brewed Coffee! And take note it is still nice and hot." "You really almost bought everything!" Serine felt a bit overwhelmed. "We can't help but buy a few little extras… since the Senior is really excited about the visit." "You are still calling him senior, after all these years, haven't you been promoted a long time ago? If I want to be honest, you particularly look like a senior officer right now!" Serine jokingly said. "Really? Do I look that old now? Then why are my juniors keep telling me that I'm ageless…" the junior officer replied.

I'm not above that, even with my name. "If you're competent that'll show, both in terms of recognition and the respect of your coworkers," I continue. "If you lack the ability or skills then your background and money won't save you from getting chewed out for your incompetence." "Then–what are the benefits to getting these merits?" "Students doing their residencies who show their skills and competence will get recommendations from the staff who think they've earned it and can potentially be hired on. Current employees who show that their positions are from skill alone will be getting a raise and more benefits."

When we returned, I whispered, “We’re going to need a bigger shelf.” He grinned. “Already planning for it.” Finally, Chairman Declan Rivers made his way to the mic. The room stilled immediately. His presence was different… commanding, but not cold. Special Honors “Monarch Legacy Recognition—Ledger Rivers and Alison Rivers.” The two of them walked up together this time. The crowd watched them closely. Some still didn’t know how to process their sibling reveal. I kind of loved that they didn’t care. Then came the final announcement. “This award if for the Chairman’s Commendation, for students whose impact has been undeniable this past year and this semester…”