Showing posts with label career advancement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label career advancement. Show all posts
Monday, July 22, 2019
Moving Up: All things considered
I’ve written previously on career tips for people who want to climb the career ladder, for example, Why Can't I Get Promoted?
But those articles were in standard form: an annotated list. Some
people learn better when advice is embedded in a context, hence as my PsychologyToday.com article today, I offer a composite story.
Labels:
career advancement,
getting promoted,
leadership,
management
Wednesday, August 8, 2018
"Why Can't I Get Promoted?!"
This is the second in the series, "Why Not Me?!"
The first was, "Why Can't I Land a Job?
Here we turn to people who are employed, believe they deserve a promotion but are frustrated that they haven't gotten one. A typical lament, “Some people who got promoted are much less competent and hard working than I am!”
What’s a good employee who’s constantly passed over to do? My PsychologyToday.com article today addresses the issue.
The ideas derive from my new book, Careers for Dummies.
The first was, "Why Can't I Land a Job?
Here we turn to people who are employed, believe they deserve a promotion but are frustrated that they haven't gotten one. A typical lament, “Some people who got promoted are much less competent and hard working than I am!”
What’s a good employee who’s constantly passed over to do? My PsychologyToday.com article today addresses the issue.
The ideas derive from my new book, Careers for Dummies.
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