Just as effective marketers create a niche for the products or services they promote, you and your managerial team must create a niche for yourselves to effectively advance in your respective careers. Creating a niche involves making yourself indispensable – becoming the kind of professional that others seek first when reorganizations begin, and becoming the type of employee your organization cannot afford to let go, even in a shaky economy.
In this insightful program, Jeff Davidson covers a broad swath of strategies for making yourself indispensable and enabling your team members to do the same. Finding out what’s needed on the job (not merely what is expected) and doing it will get you noticed quickly.
In this insightful program, Jeff Davidson covers a broad swath of strategies for making yourself indispensable and enabling your team members to do the same. Finding out what’s needed on the job (not merely what is expected) and doing it will get you noticed quickly.
Becoming Indispensable at Work, Presentation Topics:
- Why anyone, of any rank, can become indispensable on the job.
- Understanding the needs and wants of your team, division, and company.
- Standing out from the pack without alienating others.
- Staying focused despite inevitable distractions.
- Activities you can initiate right away to become more valuable to your organization.
- Influencing others to want to work with you.
- Actionable strategies for succeeding in your career.
- Adopting a sure-fire approach to becoming indispensable.
- How to feel better about job security.
- Strengthening your long-term career potential.
Becoming Indispensable at Work, Articles
- Being a Good Co-worker
- Building Lifetime Goals
- Excel in Your Career!
- Maintaining Career Perspective
- Motivating Yourself to Succeed
- Partners in Success
- Pursuing Your Goals With Confidence
- Seek Completions, Rise in Your Career
- Stay Focused on Your Goals
- Taking on Additional Challenges
- Upgrading Your Achievement Level
- When to Show Your Skills
- Your Future is on Your To-Do List
- You’re the Boss
Supporting Articles
A Sampling of Letters
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Career Pro 2011 |
Cottonwood 2008 |
QIC Learning 2012 |
DFAS 2010 |
Essential Projects 2011 |
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Carlene Byron 2012 |
Carleton Group 2002 |
Rhode, NSA 1995 |
Intel 2006 |
Novo Nordisk 2012 |
Kudos
“Thank you for providing me with an excellent opportunity to learn some effective ways to influence my career advancement. Your presentation was refreshing and uplifting, and gave me renewed enthusiasm to strive for more. I look forward to implementing my chosen key components, and eventually all of them.”
— Rob Leek, Williamsburg Community Hospital, Williamsburg VA
“Thank you for such an exciting and informative session. Wow, did I need it. Your ability to excite a crowd and hold their attention, particularly over two days, is fantastic.”
— Pat Baughman, Manager, Associates Relocation Management, Washington, DC
“I really enjoyed the workshop. You have a very energizing and enjoyable presentation style. You are articulate, able to remember tons of facts, and most of all, seem to walk your talk. Thanks again for your inspiring presentation. It was a positive experience for me and a great shot in the arm!”
— Andrea Goodman, Administrator of National Banks, San Francisco, CA
“Your program had a great impact on me. I had already been working on the premise that the best way for me to optimize my performance was to focus my efforts rather narrowly…but you put a different spin on the concept of focus. After attending, I’ve been looking at what I’m doing from an opposite perspective, which feels almost liberating. Thanks for the help!”
— Denise Chicoine, Prudential Securities, Virginia Beach, VA