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6 Top Tips To Progress In Your Career
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6 Top Tips To Progress In Your Career

Author

Friddy Hoegener

Published

13 October 2020

Many of us are looking to advance in our careers, but it’s not always clear where we should start. To support you to take the right steps today, check out these top six tips.

 

1 . Work On Your Personal Brand

To progress in your career, it’s advisable to work on improving your personal brand. There are many ways that you can do this, including:

  • Online presence: To improve your personal brand, you’ve got to develop your online presence. You should create detailed work-based profiles on social media sites, write a blog about your industry, and use SEO to generate an interest. 

  • Networking: Online networking is a fantastic way to gain useful contacts in your industry and build the quality of your personal brand.

 

2. Invest In Careers Guidance

It can be useful to invest in the services of a careers counsellor, to help you advance in your career. A career’s counselor can help you with many tasks, such as:

  • Improving your resume and job applications.

  • Establishing your goals, skills, and strengths.

  • Developing a plan to achieve your goals.

  • Offer personality tests to determine the right career for you.

  • Providing feedback on your current career achievements or work projects.

 

3. Lifelong Learning

Lifelong learning is a self-motivated and continuous knowledge pursuit throughout the course of one’s life. Learning is the key to advancing in your career, whether it’s a vocational or academic course, voluntary work, or simply watching educational TED Talks! The more knowledge you have about your industry, the better equipped you will be to make progress in your career.

 

4. Try Networking Apps

Networking is a fantastic way to supercharge your career, and there are several apps that you can use to do this:

  • Shapr: Using the Shapr app, professionals can set up a profile and search for networking opportunities. Whether you’re searching for recruiters, collaborators, or like-minded professionals, Shapr has plenty of opportunities to find great connections.

  •  Invitly: The Invitly app curates up to twenty-five profiles per day, basing these profiles on your current networking goals. One of the app's great features is the ‘professional stories’ section; it’s a place to share your professional stories and visualize your professional goals. Whether you’re looking to make a career change or get some entrepreneurial tips, Invitly has plenty to offer.

 

5. Research Your Industry 

The more research you do about your industry, the better position you will be in to advance. Future-proofing your career is all about keeping up with the latest news, learning about the most innovative companies, and giving yourself a competitive edge. Professionals who work in the field of computer manufacturing and IT can take a look at the TSMC website. For many years, TSMC has manufactured semiconductors across many different industrial, consumer, computer, and communications sectors.

 

6. Set Yourself Goals

Goal setting is one of the most important steps of career advancement. To help yourself to set professional goals. Try making use of the following apps:

  • Goals On Track: This is a Goal Management app that can help you to organize your goals, track your progress, and boost productivity.

  • Way Of Life: With this habit-tracking app, users can set achievable goals and devise progress strategies. You can assess your productivity data in the form of pie charts and bar graphs, take notes, and take part in challenges.

Author

Friddy Hoegener

Date

13 October 2020

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