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How to Get Promoted At Work: The ASK Strategy

Let's Grow Leaders

must have a PMP certification) and other requirements for skills and experience. In many cases, demonstrating a familiarity for the job’s subject matter and a commitment to continue learning makes a big difference. Bruce Harpham, PMP, is the founder of ProjectManagementHacks.com, a career development resource.

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Inflexibility vs. Adaptability

International Coach Academy

Embracing adaptability as a guiding principle fosters continuous learning, innovation, and resilience, positioning individuals to thrive in an ever-evolving world. Proactive actions include continuous learning, networking, strategic planning, and seeking feedback to adapt and refine approaches in response to evolving circumstances.

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5 Achievable Professional Goals to Set for Yourself This Year

She Owns Success

Your acquisition of new skills will increase not only your knowledge base for your industry but also your prospects of career advancement within your current organization or elsewhere. Committing to your continuous learning also means staying relevant, adaptable, and competitive in your field.

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Caution: Complacency is a Career Killer

Eat Your Career

Inadequate Leadership: Leaders who do not encourage, support and reward growth, innovation, or learning within their teams may inadvertently promote a culture of complacency. Embrace Change : View change as an opportunity to learn rather than as a threat. How to Break Free from Complacency?

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