How to Get Promoted - 3 Reasons Why You’re Not Getting Promoted

HOW TO GET PROMOTED // This video will show you why you are not getting a promotion.

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In this video, I’m talking to you if you feel as though you’re working really hard at your work, you’ve been there for several years, but you keep staying in the same position and being passed up for promotions. Are you wondering why you’re not being promoted at work? If you've been working hard but still not getting promoted or feel stuck in the same job with the same pay, this video will show you everything you need to know to get that promotion.

Specifically, I give you 3 reasons why you haven’t been promoted and you’re still stuck in the same job:

1. Working hard is the key to success.
2. I don’t have to ask for what I want, they should see I deserve it and give it to me.
3. I feel like the people who get ahead are fake and brown-nosers. I don’t want to be like them.

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[LindaRaynier]

Have you’ve been stuck in the same position for years and not being recognized for your hard work? Which of the three reasons for not getting promoted resonate with you?

[ShowMeMo]

What I have done when passed over for promotions is take all the skills and experience those tasks and projects gave me and went to a competitor for a better title and lots more money.

[wonderbee]

In the company I work, the saying "ITS NOT WHAT YOU KNOW, IT IS WHO YOU KNOW" is very much practiced...

[dlineboyz]

My boss actually just told me tonight I have officially been promoted

[rp]

Good tips but it is just as important to know when to walk away and seek a better opportunity elsewhere.

[europadefender]

Promotions is not nessarly if you work hard but rather if they like you

[BabyBunch]

I work for a large company. Favoritism plays a good part in promotions. So much that someone hired after me that had only a month at the company was promoted. I was lied to by the hub manager as well. I know I have been an asset to the company as I am active in committees, help others, and have good work performance. This other person has a friend that’s a supervisor which is why she was promoted first I believe.

[miked]

I believe I have been given the “Dangling Carrot”. My bosses boss listed me as the top 40 employees out of 2000 employees to run the company in the future 5 yrs ago. Now he is retiring and I haven’t been promoted. I’ve done most everything in your video in my 10 + years at the company. He told me to keep the faith...not sure what that means but I don’t want to hold back and wait another 5 years

[juki]

Favoritism is a big part at play. If after 2 years, no opportunity for growth & if you see others with less experience or with less seniority being promoted then it's your sign to seek employment elsewhere unless if you who are the one favored.
"KNOW YOUR SELF-WORTH"
Best to work for yourself & have different income streams. No job will look after you if you become sick or need some time off for yourself. Trust me, the best way to alienate yourself from work is to ask time off for yourself.

[aparecidoferreiravais]

Linda you're a beautiful teacher and your videos are fantastic

[msnoy]

I've just discovered your channel today and you are so inspirational! Your videos are so helpful. I can relate to so many of them.

[selfleadershipwithsab]

Great tips! Those beliefs sound so familiar - not only family members, but lots of older colleagues have the same beliefs.

[JenniferBrick]

Thanks for the great points about! Impact is so huge, and it's where I see so many people get off track.

[supriyat]

What if you dont do others work for free, ask for what you want, ask boss for promotion and still he denies you or calls you by name - bragging, immature.... then what to do? I have learnt this hard way... I have learned that I should keep not only my boss informed but keep everyone in management and supervisor roles informed and keep my work online for all to see and keep all documented.

[KordialMedia]

Such a great video! Very informative. Thanks!

[reynolds_likedawrap]

I really love your YouTube videos. New fan. They are so well explained and on point! 😊

[dukeimus]

What Linda said here is true. I worked hard for my last job for 3 years, pretty much 13 hours a day. Worked many nights and weekends. Everyone in the company knows I worked hard and they always have task for me to do and giving last min requests because they know I can do it. I been told I worked like a 2 people job but in truth, in order to do that, I had to work that many hours. But every year, I never got the promotion. So I decided to leave and moved on to another company which I am currently at. But after listening to these beliefs the problem I have will continue if I don't change and I'll take this tip. Thanks Linda

[fullpotentialrealized]

i liked your point about being able to articulate your contributions with metrics. So important!

[jewintorino]

Thank you so much for everything, I have learned a lot from you 😇😇
Hope for more vdeos 😊

[BARBIE]

So happy to have found your channel, greetings from holland