Posts Tagged ‘Promotion’
Overcoming Self-Doubt in Career Transitions: Strategies for Success
Career progression often leads to moments of self-doubt, especially when transitioning to roles that require a set of new skills and responsibilities. This article explores the psychological hurdles professionals face as they step into larger roles and provides strategies to navigate these challenges effectively. Recognizing the Hurdles Professionals on the verge of career transitions frequently…
Read MoreFrom Colleague to C-Suite – Navigating your Promotion
So, you’ve been promoted from a role you held for years into a management-level position. While it is exciting, it will also take an adjustment period, especially when navigating the relationships between you and your now-direct-reports. It’s certainly a challenge, especially if you have developed friendships with some of your colleagues over the years. Striking…
Read MoreExecutive Corner – Going from Peer to Boss
One of the most significant challenges for new leaders is going from peer to boss. Many struggles with the challenge of being liked more than respected. (Jump back to an article I wrote about being “Liked more than Respected”) In this article, I share tips on what each approach leads to. The first point to understand is that…
Read MoreExecutive Corner – Promote or Remote: Working at Home Hurts Your Chances for Advancement
Call it unconscious bias or “out of sight out of mind.” The data shows that your boss views people in the office more favorably than your peers who work from home. I know, I know. I get it. You are more productive at home and work longer hours since you don’t have to commute to and…
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