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EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 42 MIN

Working Less Is the Secret Key to Getting Promoted With a $50K Increase

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#120 - Working harder isn't the path to promotion, especially if your company has overlooked you for years. In this episode, Dr. Tega unpacks why scaling back at work might be the boldest and smartest move you can make to finally land the leadership role and salary you deserve. She introduces the 70% Rule, a strategy her clients use to reclaim their time, reduce burnout, and create the clarity needed to job search with confidence. If you're exhausted from proving yourself in a company that's not investing in you, this episode is your permission to stop over-functioning and start putting your energy where it counts. If you're ready to advance to a higher-paying, higher-impact job with faith and confidence without compromising who you are, learn more about Next Level Career and apply to work with Dr. Tega 👉🏾 http://privatecareercoaching.com/ Resources Mentioned: 🎧 Private Podcast Series - Advance to Your Next Level Job Connect with us: Episode Show Notes: https://hercareerdoctor.com/blog/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/hercareerdoctor Career Affirmation Cards: https://mycareeraffirmations.com/

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