Faith ,'Get It Done'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
"Where do you see yourself in five years?" "In your job, of course."
Individual development plan: Pick out two or three classes/training things you'd be interested in, regardless of how much relevance they have to your actual job.
PS, I RULE: Two phone calls and one email, and I have two appointments. Now to call people I don't know.
"Where do you see yourself in five years?" "In your job, of course."
Ya know?
Not that I want my manager's job, in the least. Hell no. But it seems that the 'right' answer is either "in your job" or "working somewhere else." There are only so many spots between where you're standing now and your boss's job.
Could I love George Clooney more? Only if his name were Nathan.
Could someone cast those two in a movie so my head can explode.
sara, insent.
I don't know if my five-year plan answer would have been career suicide in a more structured corporate culture, but I said I want to be doing exactly what I'm doing now, hopefully on a really successful self-published program (published by our company's owners, not me personally).
Hey Zmayhems! You have e!
But it seems that the 'right' answer is either "in your job" or "working somewhere else." There are only so many spots between where you're standing now and your boss's job.
I guess the answer could be, "In the same job, but doing it better than anyone ever imagined it could be done!!1!" Depending on if the boss is concerned about turnover or ambition.
OK, this is where I admit it is for LAST year.
Procrastinate, much?
I have told people I want to be in the same position, but with the organization in a stronger position, so I'll be also managing assistants.
Any thoughts on Altman's Nashville?
One of my favorite movies EVAH.
Could someone cast those two in a movie so my head can explode
HOLY YUM!
"Where do you see yourself in five years?"
My boss knows better than to ask me something like this! Because, yes, my answer would be very much like ita's.
Could I love George Clooney more? Only if his name were Nathan.
Just so you know, should the opportunity arise, George ain't calling you at home in the middle of the night.
I guess the answer could be, "In the same job, but doing it better than anyone ever imagined it could be done!!1!" Depending on if the boss is concerned about turnover or ambition.
That seems so inadequate for a path, though. That's what chafes me. It's the truth for me--I want to do this, but better, but I just know it's not the right answer. Of course I want to do this and be paid more, so some of the problem does lie in my lap.