Hydroelectric production managers may advance after three or more years on the job to become senior-level production managers. They may become heads of departments, overseeing greater numbers of employees and handling more complex aspects of production facilities. Advancement may also come in the form of getting an advanced degree in industrial management or other field, or getting certification. Some managers advance in their careers by increasing their participation in professional associations, such as by teaching workshops and speaking at industry-related conferences and events.
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