The Visibility Factor

182. Three Ways to Maximize Your Visibility Opportunities

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182. This episode of the Visibility Factor podcast discusses the importance of taking advantage of opportunities in the workplace, particularly focusing on visibility and strategic communication. The emphasis is on the need for professionals to advocate for themselves by effectively communicating their value during one-on-one meetings with their bosses, seizing unexpected opportunities, and weaving their accomplishments into everyday conversations. The episode provides actionable insights for listeners to enhance their visibility and career advancement.

Takeaways

  • Visibility is about showing your value and impact.
  • One-on-ones with your boss should be strategic.
  • Share the most important information first in meetings.
  • Don't assume your boss knows what you're doing.
  • Take advantage of leadership opportunities within your organization.
  • Be prepared for unexpected opportunities that arise.
  • Weave your accomplishments into conversations naturally.
  • Advocate for yourself and your team consistently.
  • Use status reports to supplement important discussions.
  • Always look for ways to share your value with others.

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      The Visibility FactorBy Susan M. Barber