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#32 Perfectly "Unpromotable"? How Being TOO Good at Your Job is Holding You Back

EPISODE · Dec 6, 2024 · 16 MIN

#32 Perfectly "Unpromotable"? How Being TOO Good at Your Job is Holding You Back

from Wise Women’s Workplace

Are you so good at your job that your boss can’t imagine replacing you? While being indispensable might sound like the ultimate career goal, it could actually be the very thing keeping you from moving up. In this episode of Wise Women’s Workplace, we explore how over-specializing, becoming the go-to person, or excelling in your current role can sometimes leave you stuck. Learn how to shift from being "perfectly unpromotable" to a leader your organization can’t wait to elevate.Episodes referenced: #31 - Get What You Want - Advocate for Yourself at Work#24 - Articulate Your Contributions With ConfidenceTo sign up for the Workplace Wisdom Newsletter click here: https://wisewomensworkplace.kit.com/73f0c8738dSend us Fan Mail

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