9798233160417 - the career stall: why you're not getting promoted and how to start moving again di thomas, matthew (8 risultati)
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most career advice is written for people who are just starting out. It talks about working hard, building skills, and showing up. But somewhere around year five or ten, a lot of people do all of that and still stop moving. The reviews stay strong. The feedback stays vague. And the promotion…s go to someone else.What actually happens at mid-career is different from what most career advice accounts for, and the frustration comes from applying the right advice to the wrong problem. Working harder does not fix a manager who is blocking you. Getting another certification does not fix an organization that almost never promotes from within. Being more visible does not fix a ceiling that has nothing to do with performance.The Career Stall covers the full picture of why people get stuck: organizations that say they promote from within but almost never do, managers who are blocking advancement whether deliberately or not, skills gaps that have nothing to do with technical training, and ceilings that are invisible because no one will name them directly. It also covers what actually works: how to read whether your organization promotes, how to have the honest conversation about what it would take, when a lateral move is genuinely strategic and when it is just a delay, and how to job search while employed without tipping off your manager or burning the relationship on your way out.The last chapter follows seven real people through their stalls: a software engineer stuck at senior level for six years, a marketing manager blocked by a territorial director, a healthcare administrator doing director-level work at manager pay, a professional who spent three years and $85,000 on an MBA that did not solve the problem because the problem was never the credential, a sales manager who realized he was happier and better paid as an individual contributor, an analyst who got promoted after changing how she communicated but was conflicted about whether the change should have been necessary, and an HR manager who stayed too long at a declining company and got laid off before he left on his own terms.Every one of them eventually got unstuck. None of them did it by being more patient or working harder at their current level. They did it by figuring out what was actually blocking them and acting on that specifically, rather than continuing to optimize for the stated problem while the real one stayed fixed.If you have been at the same level for more than two years and cannot get a clear answer about what it would take to move forward, this is for you. Approximately 35,000 words. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most career advice is written for people who are just starting out. It talks about working hard, building skills, and showing up. But somewhere around year five or ten, a lot of people do all of that and still stop moving. The reviews stay strong. The feedback stays vague. And the promotion…s go to someone else.What actually happens at mid-career is different from what most career advice accounts for, and the frustration comes from applying the right advice to the wrong problem. Working harder does not fix a manager who is blocking you. Getting another certification does not fix an organization that almost never promotes from within. Being more visible does not fix a ceiling that has nothing to do with performance.The Career Stall covers the full picture of why people get stuck: organizations that say they promote from within but almost never do, managers who are blocking advancement whether deliberately or not, skills gaps that have nothing to do with technical training, and ceilings that are invisible because no one will name them directly. It also covers what actually works: how to read whether your organization promotes, how to have the honest conversation about what it would take, when a lateral move is genuinely strategic and when it is just a delay, and how to job search while employed without tipping off your manager or burning the relationship on your way out.The last chapter follows seven real people through their stalls: a software engineer stuck at senior level for six years, a marketing manager blocked by a territorial director, a healthcare administrator doing director-level work at manager pay, a professional who spent three years and $85,000 on an MBA that did not solve the problem because the problem was never the credential, a sales manager who realized he was happier and better paid as an individual contributor, an analyst who got promoted after changing how she communicated but was conflicted about whether the change should have been necessary, and an HR manager who stayed too long at a declining company and got laid off before he left on his own terms.Every one of them eventually got unstuck. None of them did it by being more patient or working harder at their current level. They did it by figuring out what was actually blocking them and acting on that specifically, rather than continuing to optimize for the stated problem while the real one stayed fixed.If you have been at the same level for more than two years and cannot get a clear answer about what it would take to move forward, this is for you. Approximately 35,000 words. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Most career advice is written for people who are just starting out. It talks about working hard, building skills, and showing up. But somewhere around year five or ten, a lot of people do all of that and still stop moving. The reviews stay strong. The feedback stays vague. And the promotion…s go to someone else.What actually happens at mid-career is different from what most career advice accounts for, and the frustration comes from applying the right advice to the wrong problem. Working harder does not fix a manager who is blocking you. Getting another certification does not fix an organization that almost never promotes from within. Being more visible does not fix a ceiling that has nothing to do with performance.The Career Stall covers the full picture of why people get stuck: organizations that say they promote from within but almost never do, managers who are blocking advancement whether deliberately or not, skills gaps that have nothing to do with technical training, and ceilings that are invisible because no one will name them directly. It also covers what actually works: how to read whether your organization promotes, how to have the honest conversation about what it would take, when a lateral move is genuinely strategic and when it is just a delay, and how to job search while employed without tipping off your manager or burning the relationship on your way out.The last chapter follows seven real people through their stalls: a software engineer stuck at senior level for six years, a marketing manager blocked by a territorial director, a healthcare administrator doing director-level work at manager pay, a professional who spent three years and $85,000 on an MBA that did not solve the problem because the problem was never the credential, a sales manager who realized he was happier and better paid as an individual contributor, an analyst who got promoted after changing how she communicated but was conflicted about whether the change should have been necessary, and an HR manager who stayed too long at a declining company and got laid off before he left on his own terms.Every one of them eventually got unstuck. None of them did it by being more patient or working harder at their current level. They did it by figuring out what was actually blocking them and acting on that specifically, rather than continuing to optimize for the stated problem while the real one stayed fixed.If you have been at the same level for more than two years and cannot get a clear answer about what it would take to move forward, this is for you. Approximately 35,000 words. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Most career advice is written for people who are just starting out. It talks about working hard, building skills, and showing up. But somewhere around year five or ten, a lot of people do all of that and still stop moving. The reviews s…tay strong. The feedback stays vague. And the promotions go to someone else.What actually happens at mid-career is different from what most career advice accounts for, and the frustration comes from applying the right advice to the wrong problem. Working harder does not fix a manager who is blocking you. Getting another certification does not fix an organization that almost never promotes from within. Being more visible does not fix a ceiling that has nothing to do with performance.The Career Stall covers the full picture of why people get stuck: organizations that say they promote from within but almost never do, managers who are blocking advancement whether deliberately or not, skills gaps that have nothing to do with technical training, and ceilings that are invisible because no one will name them directly. It also covers what actually works: how to read whether your organization promotes, how to have the honest conversation about what it would take, when a lateral move is genuinely strategic and when it is just a delay, and how to job search while employed without tipping off your manager or burning the relationship on your way out.The last chapter follows seven real people through their stalls: a software engineer stuck at senior level for six years, a marketing manager blocked by a territorial director, a healthcare administrator doing director-level work at manager pay, a professional who spent three years and $85,000 on an MBA that did not solve the problem because the problem was never the credential, a sales manager who realized he was happier and better paid as an individual contributor, an analyst who got promoted after changing how she communicated but was conflicted about whether the change should have been necessary, and an HR manager who stayed too long at a declining company and got laid off before he left on his own terms.Every one of them eventually got unstuck. None of them did it by being more patient or working harder at their current level. They did it by figuring out what was actually blocking them and acting on that specifically, rather than continuing to optimize for the stated problem while the real one stayed fixed.If you have been at the same level for more than two years and cannot get a clear answer about what it would take to move forward, this is for you.Approximately 35,000 words.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. The Career Stall | Why You're Not Getting Promoted and How to Start Moving Again | Matthew Thomas | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | PiBO worx | EAN 9798233160417 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Deman…d.
