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“Know what you’re the best at; go where you can shine.” That is one of my favorite pieces of career advice, especially good for anyone who’s just starting in a field. Or perhaps you prefer this approach: “Play to your strengths.” Those two pieces of smart advice can ignite your career, taking it from a struggling flicker of flame to a huge roaring bonfire, big enough for a dozen people to toast their toes or their marshmallows. But how can you do it yourself? Consider these three tips.
What you should realize is this: There is not a company of any size on this planet that does not use this exact system in some form or another. They may have different names for it, or they may not refer to it at all. But they do use it.
If you’re not sure which group you fall into, it may be time for a little self-evaluation. If you discover that your performance level makes you a “C” player, don’t fret.
Following are five steps you can take right now to get into the “B” club, and possibly even Club A!
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