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Build your power base with a strong internal brand.

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Why Didn't You Get That Promotion?

Your performance is not the problem.

You delivered stellar results. Your reviews are glowing. Yet you've been overlooked for that key promotion. You've asked for clarity, but the answers are vague and unsatisfying. You're frustrated, angry, and stuck. Promotion decisions feel arbitrary - even political. What’s going on?

Producing Great Work Will Get You Nowhere.

Unless the right people know about it.

For organisational decisions to go your way, you must be well-regarded by the people making them. But how can they support you if they don't know who you are?

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Why Is Building A Power Base Important?

Don’t expect that the value of your work to speak for itself.

Elevate Your Executive Presence

Knowing your value will build your confidence. From confidence springs the ability to influence, persuade, and motivate.

Avoid Next Round Of Redundancies

People who avoid selling themselves are more vulnerable to redundancies during economic downturns.

Unlock Your Leadership Potential

Leaders who own their worth command respect. If you don’t communicate your value as a leader, how will your team know about it?

Build A Network Of Allies

Allies increase your leverage. The more allies you have, the more you can accomplish.

Impress Senior Decision-Makers

Self-promotion efforts, when done effectively, are viewed as demonstrating conviction, having gravitas and being commanding.

Handle Adversaries With Tact

Workplace adversaries pick easy targets. The better you are at owning your worth, the harder you are to bully.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Everything you've ever wanted to know about getting promoted sooner.

Building a power base means intentionally communicating what you bring to the table - to relevant stakeholders. You can use several methods, from archiving samples of your work, taking advantage of ad-hoc self-promotion opportunities and ensuring key leaders are aware of your individual contributions.
Introverted or task-driven people often view human interaction as an unnecessary distraction from their 'real work'. What they fail to realise is that some of those distracting relationships may help them produce better results.
Career climbing is not a team sport. Even though success is often a team effort in the corporate world, getting the individual recognition you deserve is something that you will have to drive.
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