Get in the Driver’s Seat of Your Career Advancement
Only 11% of mid-level professionals feel confident and well-prepared to handle future challenges and career paths have changed leaving mid-level professionals feeling frustrated from the lack of direction about how to move forward.
This is a great time to get in the driver’s seat of your career development, discover the essentials of career success now and into the future and navigate the maze to a more satisfying career and lifestyle.
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Candid feedback and discussions have given way to political correctness by most to avoid offending and alienating others. Most remain quiet to be seen as a team player or to avoid criticizing the idea of someone held in high regard or someone who has presented an idea with great confidence. People don’t speak their minds because it’s easier not to.
Given the positive impact that collaboration can have on an organization’s ability to get things done and to launch innovative products and services, there can be no argument against building effective collaborative networks and teams. Taken from a article in a recent issue of Positively Successful magazine, here are 7 things you can do to foster collaborative relationships in which all parties are willing participants ensuring successful outcomes.
Leanna Cruz – Editorial Director Regardless of the kind of work you do, your workplace has changed radically during the past five years, and will continue to change during the next five years. It may seem that the best thing to do is sit back and wait until things settle before planning your next career [...]
Everyone can tell you about at least a couple of career mishaps on the way to the top. The faster you make them the faster your career advancement. Just don’t make the same mistake more than once.
A majority of the 6,300 top executives surveyed feel that a candidate with a better understanding of global markets is given serious consideration for appoints to higher level positions.
Time management skills are essential to career growth and the following five tips will help you improve your game plan for long-term success.
Career Advancement Requires that You Get Yourself Noticed You are in the driver’s seat of your career advancement. You will need to take action, work hard and demonstrate success, but you will also need to get yourself noticed. If you do not stand out in the crowd of coworkers around you, it will be much harder to get that promotion that you want. Here are some simple ways to get noticed at work.
5 Ways to Show Your Boss You Are Interested in Career Advancement Career paths are not always clear but during rapid change career advancement opportunities are everywhere. You must be the driver of your career advancement. Commit to always being a resource of value, involving others in your career advancement plan and skills development. Now is not the time to sit tight and hide to avoid being noticed. Now is the time to get in the driver’s seat, get noticed and get promoted.
Get in the Spotlight – Without Bragging
If the right people don’t know about your success stories the rate of acceleration of your career success may be slower than you have patience for. Avoid the frustration and find opportunities to share your success stories.
3 A’s of Career Success During Constant Change Career paths are unclear, job responsibilities are changing and project urgency changes weekly. These are perfect circumstances for savvy professionals who want to get in the driver’s seat of their career advancement.
Get In Line for the Next Leadership Position – Develop Your Own Plan If you aspire to a leadership position, you need to know that executives are changing the list of essential attributes they want to see in their successors.


