Advocate for Yourself

Learn to advocate for your own career advancement. This means being vocal about your achievements, seeking out projects that will increase your visibility within your organization, and expressing your interest in taking on leadership roles to your supervisors.

Learn to advocate for your own career advancement. This means being vocal about your achievements, seeking out projects that will increase your visibility within your organization, and expressing your interest in taking on leadership roles to your supervisors.

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Tracy Pullman
VP Marketing at WireX Systems

This is a tough one and one I have never been very good at personally, but strive to become better at it. We as women, need to take a course or be coached on advocating for ourselves to help build that confidence so we can do it more naturally.

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Daniela Silveira
CEO Sisluxe | TV Host | International Family Law Attorney at Sisluxe

Learn to advocate for your own career advancement. This means being vocal about your achievements, seeking out projects that will increase your visibility within your organization, and expressing your interest in taking on leadership roles to your supervisors.

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