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How to plan a job promotion

A Career Plan Can Help You Get A Promotion

Knowing what job you want and having an advance career plan can help you get a promotion.

Promotions are highly beneficial to your career. One reason is that it allows you to get a higher level job without having to go through the job search process. Another benefit is the potential for a higher salary. A third benefit is the psychological effect of knowing that your career is advancing. Many people outgrow their jobs and feel that their current job is not challenging enough. This can reduce motivation and lower job satisfaction. A promotion can help overcome that.

Planning career advancement and promotions can help make reaching your goal easier and less stressful. You will be more prepared and will be able to build toward your promotion instead of unprepared last minute promotion requests that are likely to be unsuccessful.

To plan your promotion, have answers to the following questions:

  1. What jobs should you be taking on?
  2. What skills, certifications and educational qualifications should you get?
  3. What duties should you take in each job, both to enhance your skills and to make the right impression on management?

Once you know that you have the required qualifications and have shown the required dedication and competence at work, prepare a presentation to discuss a possible promotion with your superior. In your presentation, focus on current achievements at the company as well as potential benefits that your promotion can bring to the organization.

Use these tips to plan your career advancement and help you get the promotion you want.

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