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Thinking beyond the next role.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

What you want the work to look like in several years.

WHY THAT FRAMING

Titles and salaries are downstream of the work itself.

WHAT QUESTIONS HELP

What problems do I want to be solving What size of organisation suits me How much do I want to manage people Where do I want to live How much risk can I carry

WHAT TO RECOGNISE

That the answers change, and that is fine.

WHAT TO REVIEW ANNUALLY

Whether your current path leads where you want.

WHAT TO ASK

Is this year's experience different from last year's.

WHY THAT QUESTION

Repeating one year many times is the commonest career failure.

WHAT COMPOUNDS OVER A DECADE

Depth in a domain Reputation Relationships Financial buffer

WHAT DEPRECIATES

Specific tools Titles from organisations nobody knows

WHAT TO INVEST IN DELIBERATELY

The things that compound.

WHAT TO BUILD FINANCIALLY

Enough buffer to make choices from strength.

WHY THAT AFFECTS CAREER OUTCOMES

Accepting bad roles from necessity is how careers stall.

WHAT TO BE WILLING TO DO

Move when growth stops.

WHAT TO AVOID

Optimising every decision for money alone Planning so rigidly that opportunities are refused

WHAT TO KEEP

Optionality.


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