The Real Formula to Fast Track Career Success Revealed
28 Jul 04
There is a formula that enables career acceleration - finally it is revealed. Surprisingly, it’s not a complex formula; it’s just not obvious. Alan Robertson author of Fast Track Formula reveals findings that will enable anyone to shift their career up a gear.
To accelerate your career you need to know in advance how the nature of your work will change as you progress to the next level. It’s easy to get caught in a vacuum. People tend to concentrate on doing the job in hand well, and nailing the skills that shout success at the level they are working at. This is of course essential, BUT when people show the thought, skills and attributes sought after at the next level, they immediately start being considering ready for that step.
Robertson reveals the structure and skills that separate each step of the career pyramid, showing how to develop the mental agility to conquer the level you are on, whilst shifting your thinking to match those on the level above you.
The Fast Track Formula also exposes:
- How to avoid loosing momentum.
- The competitive advantage of thinking! Learning to manage and steer your attention is the single most potent means of becoming successful.
- The paradox at the heart of career progression. The more senior you become the more removed you are from the frontline of business. Robertson reveals how to keep the crucial awareness of the front line as you move further away from it.
- Career defining moments. Many are not obvious. Be prepared. Know what they are, when to expect them and how to act.
- Why, more than ever before you are responsible for your own employability.
- Reorganisation. Everyone’s doing it, how is it affecting careers?
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The Fast Track Formula. How to accelerate your career, published by Prentice Hall Business in July 2004. RRP £12.99
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