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Professional Development Goals for Work

Career Advancement

Gianna asked me to help her work on setting her professional development goals, and this is the plan we came up with. Ask yourself where you need to grow in order to reach your professional development goals. When she went back to work, her goals for professional development gave her renewed enthusiasm.

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Why is Professional Development Important?

Harvard Professional Development

Professional development is an important aspect of continuing your career growth and striving to reach your goals. This blog post will explain what professional development is, its benefits to both employers and their employees, and how to seek different opportunities out to reach your full potential.

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Professional Development Goals for Work

Career Advancement

Gianna asked me to help her work on setting her professional development goals, and this is the plan we came up with. Ask yourself where you need to grow in order to reach your professional development goals. When she went back to work, her goals for professional development gave her renewed enthusiasm.

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What’s the Difference? Career Advancement vs. Career Progression (Video)

Eat Your Career

The full video and worksheet are available in the Career Success Library. The topic of this webinar was, “Career Advancement for Administrative Professionals.” In this excerpt, Chrissy explains the difference between two important terms: Career Advancement and Career Progression.

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How To Choose a Professional Development Program

Harvard Professional Development

Whether you’ve worked on the job for decades or just gotten started in your career, you may realize at some point that you need to enhance your knowledge base. The key to advancement is clear: you need to develop new skills, stay-up-to date on trends, or prepare for a leadership role.

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How To Choose a Professional Development Program

Harvard Professional Development

Whether you’ve worked on the job for decades or just gotten started in your career, you may realize at some point that you need to enhance your knowledge base. The key to advancement is clear: you need to develop new skills, stay-up-to date on trends, or prepare for a leadership role.

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How to Write a Professional Development Plan

Eat Your Career

This is the second article in a two-part series on the topic of Professional Development Plans. In the first part of this series, you learned that a professional development plan (or PDP) is a written document used to focus, evaluate and prioritize professional development goals and activities.