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How do you know if there is a real chance for growth in your job?

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  How do you know if there is a real chance for growth in your job? December 1, 2024 | Career management, right job, Business success, career path, career growth, How to Identify Growth Opportunities in Your Job Feeling stagnant in your job can be disheartening, but how do you know if there’s genuine potential for growth where you are? Assessing this requires both introspection and an analysis of your workplace environment. Below, we’ll break down the key indicators that suggest whether your current role could lead to personal and professional development. 1. Clear Career Pathways One of the clearest signs of growth opportunities is whether your organization offers defined career progression. This can include: Job Ladders: Are there visible steps to move from one role to a higher position? For instance, from junior analyst to senior analyst to team lead. Skill Development Milestones: Does the company encourage you to acquire certifications or skills that align with...

Which businesses are have missed trends and continued to focus on the wrong problems?

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Which Businesses Are Focused on the Wrong Problems? 25 October 2024 | Best Practice, Business Success, Challenges, Change, Leadership, Multi-Channel, Opportunity, Question a Day, Strategy, Vision Question a Day   In the fast-paced business world, failing to spot and adapt to trends can spell disaster for even the most established companies. Whether it's ignoring the digital transformation, missing the health and wellness movement, or sticking with outdated business models, some companies have continued to focus on the wrong problems. Here’s a breakdown of businesses and industries that have fallen into this trap, along with specific examples and what they could do differently to align with market demands. 1.  Retailers Ignoring E-Commerce Growth The rise of online shopping has reshaped the retail landscape, yet some traditional retailers have been slow to embrace e-commerce. Instead of investing in a seamless online experience, they’ve doubled down on brick-and-mortar stores, ...