Wednesday, 2 January 2013
Do you put yourself or your company first?
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Well said! I have had numerous conversations with colleagues who drone on about being stuck in ruts and how they would like to try new things, but never have time. What they don't realize is that if they set aside some time and work on expanding themselves and their knowledge-base, not only would they be happier, but the office as a whole would benefit and maybe learn something new too!
ReplyDeleteI worked in the same job for 3 years with no advancements. I was beginning to get very discouraged, but I developed both a 5 year and a 10 year plan for myself and have greatly benefitted from it. I am in year 2 of my plan, have enrolled in ecourses and have gotten a raise. Having something concrete written down for me to stick to forced me into action.
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