The employees who stand out know why the business exists, what the company is attempting to be, what the competition and marketplace are doing, and their role in achieving the business plan. The people that get promoted are the candidates that can see over the horizon and keep a balanced perspective between their work and the work of the business.
To get promoted at work, you need to think beyond the day-to-day. Here are some tips and challenges to help you be more strategic:
Just as a ship captain must anticipate the weather beyond the horizon, you, as a leader, must see the bigger picture instead of staring at the work in front of you today. If you need help, I’ve got your back. Subscribe to my blog to have my free leadership articles delivered to your inbox.
Coach Dave
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