Is it possible to stay in entry-level jobs forever? Yes. Today I wanted to pull back the curtain on the unglamourous parts of career growth and talk about what happens when you ignore it. 

It might seem like the success of some people is just a result of hard work, but the truth is, it is intentional. Career growth, personal growth, and career success, in general, takes a lot of work, and no one is going to make you do it if you don’t want to. 

Last Saturday, I was at an event called “Career Day” hosted by The Financial Diet and one of the attendees mentioned in the chat that they had been in entry-level jobs for 20 years, and the reality is, that’s not so surprising. There are some people that will never get promoted because no one will care about your career more than you do. 

And there is no one there checking your homework. No one tells you when to quit a job, when to ask for a promotion, when to network, etc. These are all things you can actively choose to do or not and career growth isn’t like growth in school. There is no linear path, e.g. you take a certain course, get a certain mark, and move on to a certain level. You can stay at the same level your entire career. 

So today I wanted to really talk about the 7 reasons why you might never get promoted and how to avoid these mistakes. Let’s get started!

SHOWNOTES: 

7 Reasons Why You Aren't Getting Promoted (And What To Do About It!)

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