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Career Transformation Plan: How to Get Promoted! Part 1

Career Transformation Plan: How to Get Promoted! Part 1
Posted by Glasco, Christine at Tuesday, 10/23/2012 1:20 am
 
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As part of a forward-moving career transformation plan, a variable that would facilitate your eligibility for a promotion is having a favorable promotional history (i.e., you have a great track record of moving up in your current and/or past companies).

However, wanting a promotion is radically different from being viewed as eligible for or deserving of a promotion.

I believe that eligibility for a promotion is a function of:

- Consistent outstanding performance;
- The ability to articulate accomplishments in a way that matches the culture of the organization (some - organizations prefer risk-takers with accompanying bravado; some organizations prefer quiet competence);
- Your Internal Reputation (leadership career brand);
- The leadership style of your manager (does he/she possess the development gene?);
- Your external visibility and reputation (leadership career brand), and
- Recognizing and being able to articulate and leverage a (valued) Value Proposition.

In Part 2 of Career Transformation Plan: How to Get Promoted!, I will focus on tips for achieving your promotion goals, what you can do to be promotion-ready and I will identify the anchor points and milestones you can use in order to assess your career progression.

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