Managing Yourself

5/6/2016

In this article from Harvard Business Review, the author presents strategies for turning the job you have into the job you want. The article emphasizes the importance of taking initiative and proactively seeking opportunities for growth and development within your current role. It suggests that by identifying your own strengths and interests, aligning them with the needs and goals of the organization, and effectively communicating your desires to your manager, you can shape your job in a way that aligns with your aspirations. The article also provides practical tips for expanding your job responsibilities, building new skills, and creating opportunities for career advancement within your current position.

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