
📌Are you taking care of your professional growth?
If we asked this question to an audience of employees (not executives), the answer would be uneven and ambiguous.
If we had an audience of EAs and Office Professionals, the answer from the floor would be 99%, "Absolutely! When do we start?"
📬Good news! You can find out the answer and food for thought through the help of a visual design thinking tool to support you in designing your career path.
We know that the role of an EA, Office Manager, or Support Professional in the company differs daily and allows the development and increase of diversified skills and knowledge in often unrelated activities. By moving within the company, the expertise gains value and is a significant advantage.
However, this superpower's halo disappears if the game changes: knowing how and where to spend this knowledge in another function can be priceless.
The disadvantage of working in this field is that you continue to excel at work and at the same time get bored repeating the same things over and over, like in a hamster wheel.
Then you start thinking: what can I do?
1) staying in the company and trying to work out a career
2) change company or industry, proposing myself for a similar role or a higher position
3) become independent, working remotely or hybrid for the same company, and go to the market and look for new customers.
4) staying where you are and waiting for retirement
Understanding professional growth and how to achieve it can lead to advancement opportunities, higher salaries, or increased overall career satisfaction.
🎰Which of the options above puts everything you've achieved over the years at risk? And which one suits you?
📬Good news! You can find out the answer and food for thought through the help of a visual design thinking tool to support you in designing your career path.
It's called @MyCareerCanvas: it's as simple as powerful.
It was designed by two former Manager Assistants, Michela Luoni and Selvaggia Fagioli, who used their experience, inventiveness, and knowledge to develop such a unique tool.
