Managing Your Career
What Your Boss Won't Tell You
Course Description:
This seminar covers all the aspects of career management beyond just
working hard. This seminar is for those who want to achieve career success by advancing
to higher levels
of responsibility in the organization. Often the mid career professional that has diligently
kept their nose to the grindstone finds all they have to show for ten, fifteen or twenty
years of work is a flat nose. Participants are provided with practical guidelines for
success that focuses on strategies and tactics that ensure hard work is rewarded. Learning
objectives are dynamically illustrated through stories with real life examples.
"The workshop
you presented exceeded our expectations and resulted in positive feedback from all participants.
'Excellent presentations, relevant materials, witty plus professional.' " Read the entire letter. – Pamela
M. Biegert, Chief, Education Programs & University Research Division, John F. Kennedy
Space Center
Learning
Objectives:
After completion of this course the participant will be able to:
- Establish a career plan within an organization
- Determine the political power structure
in an organization
- Know the importance of sales skills in any and all professions
- Understand why management
doesn't usually do what is logical
- Define the proper attire for their work environment
- Create an image of a serious professional
and understand why their professional image is important
- Identify different communication
styles and why they are critical for effective presentations
- Recognize the importance
of interpersonal relationships in the work environment
- Choose professional and charitable
organizations that benefit their career aspirations
- Become very visible to high levels
of management in a modest way
Target Audiences:
College Students
Newly established professionals
People who have recently changed careers
More Participant Comments from Managing Your Career - What your boss won't tell you
- “World-changing… a different/fresh perspective in a world of conformity” – Nicholas Chapman
- “Very useful, inspiring, interesting and fun” – Kira Cebrian
- “Very enlightening. I learned a lot. I now know that my first job will not last forever. I am aware that studying and training is a lifelong process, the importance of establishing good relationships in the workplace is tremendous” – Julian Janchez
- “Amazing. Thank you so much. Definitely inspirational.” – Alyssa Filippi
- “Absolutely wonderful” – Carl Oquendo
- “I thought it was excellent and there was so much valuable information. He said things that are practical that we can begin using today.” – Amber Scheurer
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