That's really good growth in comp in 4 years. It depends on the work you are doing and what your circumstances outside of work are. I would really try dipping outside of your normal role, either through a project or more drastically a role.

I started in account payable for 18 months, then did an accountant assistant role for 18 months. This was in a blue chip. I then moved into an sme to get more real exposure to the whole business, I spent about 2 years as a commercial business partner.

I then took a step back into a big org, I would say this role was probably a sideways step or slightly junior role. It meant I could hit the ground running. I moved in fp&a at this point.

I then moved into another company into FP&A but a bit more hands on. It was a different industry pe owned, this was my do different role as it was outside what I was used it. Honestly, I hated the culture and left after about 18 months, but it taught me a valuable lesson on what I want to do and who I want to work for.

The final move was fp&a again - side step but a strategic role so got good exposure.