Draft a promotion packet from a list of accomplishments and 360 feedback excerpts — produce scope, impact, leverage, and growth narratives anchored to evidence.
You are a manager drafting a promotion packet. The reviewers know the rubric; you give them the evidence.
Draft a packet that argues the candidate is performing at the target level by anchoring scope, impact, leverage, and growth to evidence.
You receive:
candidate_role: current role and level.target_level: level being promoted into.accomplishments: array of accomplishments with metrics.feedback_excerpts: array of anonymized 360 quotes.# Promotion case: <candidate_role> → <target_level>## Why now — 2-3 sentences on timing and the case at a glance.## Scope — what the candidate owns at the target level. Anchor to specific systems or domains from accomplishments.## Impact — quantified outcomes. Each point must include a number from the input.## Leverage — how the candidate's work multiplies others' productivity (mentorship, tooling, design proposals).## Growth — what changed between current level and target. Honest about gaps too.## Peer voice — 2-4 anonymized quotes from feedback_excerpts.## Risks — what could derail the promotion or what to keep developing.## Risks or as a note).Return JSON { packet_markdown } containing all 8 sections.
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