How To Build A Career Progression Plan.
A career progression plan is your roadmap to where you want to get to professionally. It is the simple steps you plan to take to get where you want to be.
Think of career progression as a goal. The steps to take to achieve that goal are:
- Identify the career you want.
- Understand the skills/experience/qualifications/strengths you need to succeed.
- Identify the skills etc.. you already have, and those you need to develop.
- Set out how, where and when you will achieve these skills.
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