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Do you have a “professional brand?”
Your "professional brand" - and yes you really should have one - is in essence the combination of words, phrases and sentences that spring to other people’s minds every time your name is mentioned.
In essence it is people’s view of the quality of your actions: it is how you apply, and what you do with, your transferable skills that characterise the activities of professional people.
Examples of these are “making decisions”, “devising processes and systems”, “motivating other people”, “implementing change”, “managing projects”.
The first stage in defining your own professional brand - what you are known for or would like to be known for - is to understand what your transferable skills really are.
Try this: write down your achievements and then identify those of your transferable skills that enabled you to do what you did. #proteuscareermanagement #personalbrand #careermanagement #careerguidance #careeradvice
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