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5 Ways to Become a LinkedIn Ninja

Let's Grow Leaders

Building a strong LinkedIn network takes time. Take time to flesh out your profile with accomplishments (including % improvement etc), not just actions or job descriptions. The biggest mistake is not turning “notify your network” to “off” when working on profile changes. They do their homework.

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Resourcefulness Matters: How to Help Your Team Be More Resourceful

Let's Grow Leaders

The other day, one CEO we work with was using our developmental discussion planner to have a career conversation with a senior-level direct report (who we’ll call Kim). Invest in your network. Encourage your team to invest in a network of trusted strategic relationships inside and outside your company.

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How Do I Find a Great Mentor?

Let's Grow Leaders

I can’t tell you how many times someone has asked me to be their mentor, and when I asked what they were looking to accomplish–I was met with a blank stare. I guess they were just looking for me to start espousing wisdom to help get their career to the next level. Know What You’re Looking to Accomplish.

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16 New Year’s Resolutions to Improve Your Work Performance.

Career Advancement

List your accomplishments for the year. Take the time to review your accomplishments. Strengthen your network. The holidays are a great time to send greetings to those you want to keep in your network. Capture your accomplishments. Make an email folder to hold records of your accomplishments.

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Four Ways to Break Career Stagnation

Career Advancement

As Aaron took stock of his career he decided to combat the stagnation. Sharing accomplishments. Aaron saw the value in sharing his accomplishments through writing. This is a great time to discuss your concerns about your career stagnation. He sees his career stagnation breaking apart.

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Feeling Invisible? What to Say When You’re Feel Invisible or Ignored

Let's Grow Leaders

I (David) had one of these invisibility experiences early in my career. Then you’re going to need to find some opportunities to showcase your work and your accomplishments. I sat in a committee meeting drawing up a job description for a new senior management role. Get specific to help you determine your approach.

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Assuring Positive Career Choices: A Toolkit

International Coach Academy

A Research Paper By Sharee S Wells, Career Obstacles Coach, UNITED STATES A Toolkit for Ensuring Positive Career Choices As Henry Thoreau said, The mass of men lives of quiet desperation… The phrase is often used to speak of not following one’s passion. A few find their bliss and turn that into their new career. Others flounder.

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