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    ht idea. If you want something, you have to in a sense become it, so others can recognize you as a viable candidate. No, you can’t supervise your peers, but you can, in many other ways, demonstrate
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    You’ve had your eye on that promotion for some time now. You’re bound and determined to get out of your office worker status into a supervisory position you’re certain you’re well suited for-- but apparently no one else is convinced. You watch others from your work group move on, out and up, and you’re getting seriously depressed. “What’s wrong with me?” you wonder. All your supervisor says is “There’s a lot of competition for those jobs,” as if you didn’t know that already. You know the work you do in your current position is good, your reviews are proof of that, but how do you qualify yourself for work you’re not doing yet? You can’t very well start supervising your peers--they would resent it!

    True enough, they would, so that’s not where to begin, although you have the right idea. If you want something, you have to in a sense become it, so others can recognize you as a viable candidate. No, you can’t supervise your peers, but you can, in many other ways, demonstrate s

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    It’s kind of funny how the sales and marketing/advertising folks of the power tool companies have “drilled” into our heads the brand logos and the coordinating colors that accompany them. Do you think this was done completely by accident, or were there secret tests going on behind the scenes in your local hardware store’s backroom? Whatever the case may be, orange and black means Black &
    pparently no one else is convinced. You watch others from your work group move on, out and up, and you’re getting seriously depressed. “What’s wrong with me?” you wonder. All your supervisor says is “There’s a lot of competition for those jobs,” as if you didn’t know that already. You know the work you do in your current position is good, your reviews are proof of that, but how do you qualify yourself for work you’re not doing yet? You can’t very well start supervising your peers--they would resent it!

    True enough, they would, so that’s not where to begin, although you have the right idea. If you want something, you have to in a sense become it, so others can recognize you as a viable candidate. No, you can’t supervise your peers, but you can, in many other ways, demonstrate

    Validate Critical Data
    My favorite project management mantra is “Validate Critical Data”. I don’t remember what wise teacher I learned this from but it is one of those sayings that rings through my head when I’m jumping into a new project. After many years it continues to be an important part of my project management success (when it is done right) and an unfortunate contributor to my project failures when it i
    “There’s a lot of competition for those jobs,” as if you didn’t know that already. You know the work you do in your current position is good, your reviews are proof of that, but how do you qualify yourself for work you’re not doing yet? You can’t very well start supervising your peers--they would resent it!

    True enough, they would, so that’s not where to begin, although you have the right idea. If you want something, you have to in a sense become it, so others can recognize you as a viable candidate. No, you can’t supervise your peers, but you can, in many other ways, demonstrate

    Barter Your Way to Profits
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    yourself for work you’re not doing yet? You can’t very well start supervising your peers--they would resent it!

    True enough, they would, so that’s not where to begin, although you have the right idea. If you want something, you have to in a sense become it, so others can recognize you as a viable candidate. No, you can’t supervise your peers, but you can, in many other ways, demonstrate

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    ht idea. If you want something, you have to in a sense become it, so others can recognize you as a viable candidate. No, you can’t supervise your peers, but you can, in many other ways, demonstrate supervisor capabilities.

    Observe the supervisors at your work: how do they dress? Talk? Interact with others? Is there an attitude or manner you’d feel comfortable adopting? You are not trying to imitate or clone the supervisors, you are figuring out which of your attributes and traits come closest to what your company values in supervisors so that you can emphasize those traits. This isn’t any different from what you learned to do in school: if you wanted to be a good student, you emphasized your traits of self-discipline, concentration and focus, leaving your day-dreaming and kick-back traits for your out-of-school time.

    Once you learn what supervisor traits are valuable and make sense to what is comfortable for you, practice those whenever appropriate. Perhaps it mean

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