Tuesday, October 6, 2015

AMAZING TIPS THAT WILL MAKE YOU GET INSTANT PROMOTION IN YOUR WORKPLACE




One thing that should cling in your mind once you have landed in a job in the first instance is what should be the next thing after that. In our current dynamic and aggressive world, you should actually try to figure out how you are going to formulate a strategy that will enable you to climb up the ladder in the corporate ranking. It is actually apparent that no one wants to remain in the same status quo as you see other people whom you were in the same level with successfully advancing to greater heights and positions.

Furthermore, it comes out clearly that as you rise in the corporate ladder, it comes about with mutual benefits in terms of hefty salary compensation; more exposure to new responsibilities that will positively challenge you, great corporate networks that will boost your career path among others. But what you should understand is that promotion cannot be an abrupt transition thus it doesn’t come that easy; if you want that promotion, you have to prove that you deserve it by starting to act now in order for it to come from acknowledged authority.

 I have also come to realized in our current job setup environment, there has been a paradigm shift in the structure of rising up the corporate rank. In the past, there was this fallacy that individuals would only be promoted only along specific career line which is an absolute contrast for today. Actually, recently I was to learn that a guy in our neighborhood who was actually an accountant has become the CEO of the company yet he had not actually been in the human resource department. What he had portrayed were exceptional leadership skills.

You will come to realize that some of the adduced facts that will actually contribute to your promotion include:

1.      Let your consistent good performance will speak out for you
Are you committed in a way that you can perform beyond your allocated duties? Can you handle the pressure and beat the deadlines for different projects? Is the continuum of your general performance since you joined the organization positive? If the answer for the above questions is yes, then you are definitely at a high chance of receiving a promotion indeed! Furthermore, your positive representation of the company’s image due to good performance can also boost your chances.

2.      Maintaining a  good professional relationship with your boss
One of the things that you need to understand is that your boss has a high influence whether or not you are going to get promoted. By creating a good rapport with your boss can imply that he or she would be in the position of assisting you to rise on the corporate ladder. You can allude your motives for promotion professionally to your boss in a way that actually reflect that you simply deserve a promotion.

3.      Create an interconnected chain of network in your organization
It is indeed apparent that in the society we are living, the more you are linked to a large number of people, the more the chances of fostering and expanding your career path. This is because many people will understand what you are capable of performing and they may most probably recommend you for a promotion suppose a chance arises.

4.      Knowledge is power, acquire it and it will open bigger doors of promotion
There was a time a friend of mine was working as a banker but he decided to enroll privately for his Masters degree. Surprisingly, sooner after he had just graduated, there emerged a post for operations manager which required to be filled. The bank conducted internal recruitment and good enough he was found competent for the position. Immediately he was promoted and started enjoying the benefits that come with promotion.


Other emerging issues like showcasing your teamwork skills, building up your chances of promotion through maintaining corporate behavior can also facilitate your chances. But you should understand that Constance Chuks Friday stated that “Discipline is strength to the muscles your heels will need to climb up the hills of greatness”



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