The Bottom Line
It can be challenging to dive into talking about yourself, but I hope these suggestions will set you on a solid path to designing and refining your success statements. Remember that self-promotion is key in getting ahead, even when you have the best track record and great advocates speaking for you.
Get used to making the most of every opportunity you have to demonstrate your value to your company. It will be key to your next project or promotion.
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