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Leading/Critical role criteria

I’m sorry for long post but I wanted to provide the context otherwise answers don’t help me.

Story:
I worked for a fairly reputed US company. Through them, I worked on some major venue construction projects in the US. Such as international Airports, Ivy league schools, resorts, museums and such. I performed technical duties in manufacturing building materials.

I will aim for critical role rather than a leading one. I will focus on proving technical expertise and criticality of it and I am fairly confident enough to say that my expertise were important to project delivery, and the success of that organization. My contributed work in 3 projects, in year 2022-2024-2026, helped company won industry award. I have other 3/4 projects as well which have been recognized publicly and I can cite those for the features I worked on. I worked overall 100+ projects in 5/6 years. We worked at scale. Small, medium, large - all kinds of projects. Very common in construction industry.

I worked FT for that employer and then left them to work for another company - and bcs of my expertise, 1 year later - they invited me back to work as a consultant - basically providing the same technical services but independently. I send them invoices for the work I do and charge them hourly. I do this in evening, still working on some exciting projects.

Question:
What kind of evidences I should start collecting and what would be a high level framework for this criteria?

If anyone could please share some insights based on your experience with this criteria. I do have basic understanding of this criteria.

Thank you in advance!

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u/Neil-Er — 3 days ago

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Hi - I am logged in reddit ios app - and a session is active and posting through it. However, my email associated with this account had been deleted, and I never setup the password. When i now try to setup reddit password-it sends link to my email which is deleted.

Now, how do i add a new email and still retain my account? It’s been 4 years since I joined reddit.

Please advise!

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u/Neil-Er — 22 days ago

Because I joined General Motors Hiring Freeze have started - apparently Reddit thinks that 😂

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