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A Career Coaching Model: ORCHID

International Coach Academy

A Coaching Model By Darshini Santhanam, Personal Coach, UNITED KINGDOM ORCHID Understanding my Target Audience Mid-career professionals in the technology industry who are looking: to transition to leadership roles. change careers and transition into a new industry or field. for more meaning from their work.

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3 Keys to Developing a Successful Career

On The Job

In an ideal world, a boss recognizes your talents and helps you develop them so that your career blossoms. But in the real world, bosses are stressed and overworked and may not have a lot of time to look out for your career. To be honest, some of them are jerks and could care less if you're reaching your goals.

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How to Convince Your Boss to Pay For Professional Development

Harvard Professional Development

If you want to get ahead in your career, you can’t fall behind with the times. This is where professional development programs might help you. Many companies have money set aside for professional development, but it’s up to you to let your boss know you’d like to tap into these funds. How should you start the conversation?

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How Understanding Employee Persona Can Help Employers

Vantage Circle

Some of these points of differentiation are: Age Group Work Experience Career Progression Professional Goals Feedback from employee surveys Frequency of job switch Performance Workplace challenges Information on these aspects helps form a better employee narrative. Networker As the name suggests, this group loves to network.

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How To Build An Effective Mentorship Program

Vantage Circle

Mentorship is a highly effective approach to driving employee engagement , employee retention , and career development of employees. They’d trust that they have a genuine opportunity for learning, networking, and career development. They have good networks. Create a larger network of reliable allies.

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The Current Job-Hopping Scenario- A Complete Explanation

Vantage Circle

HR managers must look into culture fit, career development opportunities, and team building while hiring. Understand their soft skills, industry-specific skills, and their long term career goals. This continual feedback not only helps them track their career progress but also builds personal connections.

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How to Get Promoted At Work: The ASK Strategy

Let's Grow Leaders

You have to reach out to your network and ask for input. Bruce Harpham, PMP, is the founder of ProjectManagementHacks.com, a career development resource. To reach your career goals faster, get your complimentary copy of the Career Advancement Toolkit by joining the Project Management Hacks email newsletter.

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