Tiffany tells Kim the secret to successful workplace self-advocacy, emphasizing the significance of visibility, senior leader relationships, confidence-building, and addressing common workplace mistakes.
Your biggest mistake at work? Assuming everyone knows what work you’re doing and how well you’re doing it. Good news? If you’re mediocre at your job, no one knows. Bad news? If you’re REALLY good at your job, chances are no one knows.
If you make it look easy and give credit to the team you might not be standing out to your boss. One of my favorite questions from Tiffany, “If you removed yourself from the project or situation how would it have worked?” A powerful question for anyone at the workplace!
Tiffany divulges some of the biggest mistakes she sees when advocating for yourself at work, tips for building relationships with senior leaders in your organization and how to boost your confidence if you fell short in some way this year. This episode was packed to the brim with scripts to use at work and how to start advocating for yourself in a way that doesn’t feel awkward.
Notes:
06:48 What does it mean to advocate for yourself at work
08:40 How to ask for more 1:1 time with your boss
10:30 Ways to network remotely tactfully
17:00 Tips for not overthinking your interactions
21:27 Using LinkedIn to connect with teammates
24:00 Most common mistake Tiffany sees at work
33:08 Tips for negotiations
36:37 Confidence boosts after failures
41:40 Homework
If you loved this episode you should check out this episode Quick Confidence With Selena Rezvani
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