If You Want to GET PROMOTED, don't WORK HARD

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Are you working hard at your job right now, yet a less hardworking colleague won the most recent promotion from you? And do you feel frustrated with your office politics, and how more “popular” and "liked" colleagues are always getting all the career opportunities?

Learn the real reasons why companies do not reward your hard work and how you can improve your chances of getting promoted and advancing your career without working any harder.

I have spent the last 14 years working in big companies like Google, JPMorgan, LinkedIn and Bank of America. I have witnessed how promotions can be unfair. You may be the hardest worker in the room, but your manager continues to ignore and pass you over for promotion.

Learn the career secrets and promotion strategies of how you can "work smart" and not “work hard” to improve your chances of promotion today. Advance in your career planning, achieve career progression that you can be proud of and learn how to get promoted.

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Don't bother here how you get promoted fast and get a salary increase in a corporation: 1. Stay away from hard work like the plaque, will only get you tired and you are better busting of energy. 2. Speak and show off in the meetings, always speak loud and confident even if you are talking nonsense. 3. Befriend your boss, and who ever can help you with your promotion, be ready to go out and have a drink togheter whenever the chance. In corporations promotions are all about politics, not work.

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I agree 100%.I worked with several corporations. They promoted lazy, lousy, and untalented employees, who just pretended to work"hard" and "being very busy".

MrSzwarz

you are giving actionable strategies.. thanks for sharing

gjking

You make a Great motivational speaker!

dkupnlm

You are very likable, any company will be blessed to have such a dedicated charismatic worker. Be well!

ValerieVitality

As someone that has been promoted quite a few time in my work life you nailed it right on the head. Its all about going beyond your role that makes a difference for a promotion. Some people have this notion that they should only do what they're paid to do yet expect to be promoted because they work hard at what they're "supposed" to do anyway. Obviously there are a lot of variable that comes into play such as your work ethics & how you work with people, etc.. as well.

Muunchiez

Hei, Shao! This was rly good and i did find someting new from your video! Thanks for sharing!

razgam

HARD WORK = SUCCESS only in YOUR OWN BUSINESS, and not serving in the corporate world. There, you are just a number. You are not considered human despite the propaganda agenda to make you think that You Are Family and A Valuable Employee. They want to make money for the firm, the executives and the stockholders. You are just a plastic, disposable tool, like a paintbrush or sandals. When was the last time you cried when you threw out an old tool, a pair of sneakers, or old stained underwear?

manolokonosko

I live in Philippines. I did loose my job. But I am not worried, because I have a business, a small one but still gave me much more than what My job could ever muster.

This realization allowed me to put myself out there but in a different way. With expensive bills, a house with taxes, cars to maintain. It needs more than a job if you want to keep those.

Work hard and work smart. But not for a company, not for a dream of someone you do not even know, but do it for yourself. Build your dreams.

johnrobert

Working hard just gets you burn out. Your superior wont recognize your value on paper. They dont see the blood and sweat you sacrifice for your job. They dont see the time you lose that you could be with your family. They dont see the internal conflicts you have to deal with when you leave work.

doords

I think this is very helpful advice. The Monday and Friday catch ups is probably something all smart people are doing but it is a good tip for a lowly employee like me.

murphycooper

Even though I dislike admitting it, you're right about how the corporate ladder works. Unfortunately, hard work alone isn't enough, and the idea of fair promotions based on hard work is often a myth.

amirt.