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Ever felt stuck on that career ladder, wondering what invisible steps you're missing to finally snag that promotion? What if the secret wasn't just about clocking in hours, but about mastering your current game while strategically eyeing the next? In this Monday Mindset episode, Nick and Wil discuss the actionable strategies that separate those who stagnate from the winners climbing to the top. Forget generic advice; this episode cracks the code on how to become undeniably promotable, from excelling in your role and making your boss's life easier to the often-overlooked power of networking and building a personal brand.
Learn how to navigate the nuances of asking questions, the importance of initiative, and why having advocates can be the ultimate game-changer. Are you ready to stop wondering and start winning?
Tune in now and unlock the secrets to your next career leap!
Key Takeaways:
- Be excellent in your current job responsibilities before trying to take on additional tasks or build a personal brand outside of your core duties.
- Aim to be in the top 10% of performers in your role.
- When asked to take on additional work within your scope, instead of simply saying no, ask how it fits into your current priorities.
- Before asking your boss a question, try to find the answer yourself first.
- If you feel you need more training or experience, proactively seek out resources and help from top performers within your organization.
- Actively build positive relationships with peers, partners, and colleagues.
- Ask your manager what you can do to make their job easier.
- Have conversations with your manager about your readiness for promotion and the skills you need to develop.
- Gather feedback from clients and internal partners about positive experiences working with you.
- While you may not get a specific date, it's reasonable to ask your leader about a potential timeline for advancement after you've addressed their feedback and consistently performed well.
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By Nick Mornard & Wil SchmidtSend us a text
Ever felt stuck on that career ladder, wondering what invisible steps you're missing to finally snag that promotion? What if the secret wasn't just about clocking in hours, but about mastering your current game while strategically eyeing the next? In this Monday Mindset episode, Nick and Wil discuss the actionable strategies that separate those who stagnate from the winners climbing to the top. Forget generic advice; this episode cracks the code on how to become undeniably promotable, from excelling in your role and making your boss's life easier to the often-overlooked power of networking and building a personal brand.
Learn how to navigate the nuances of asking questions, the importance of initiative, and why having advocates can be the ultimate game-changer. Are you ready to stop wondering and start winning?
Tune in now and unlock the secrets to your next career leap!
Key Takeaways:
- Be excellent in your current job responsibilities before trying to take on additional tasks or build a personal brand outside of your core duties.
- Aim to be in the top 10% of performers in your role.
- When asked to take on additional work within your scope, instead of simply saying no, ask how it fits into your current priorities.
- Before asking your boss a question, try to find the answer yourself first.
- If you feel you need more training or experience, proactively seek out resources and help from top performers within your organization.
- Actively build positive relationships with peers, partners, and colleagues.
- Ask your manager what you can do to make their job easier.
- Have conversations with your manager about your readiness for promotion and the skills you need to develop.
- Gather feedback from clients and internal partners about positive experiences working with you.
- While you may not get a specific date, it's reasonable to ask your leader about a potential timeline for advancement after you've addressed their feedback and consistently performed well.
Support the show
Book: Mindset Is My Degree: Transform Your Thinking, Transform Your Success
Nick Mornard Dream Vacations