The Self-Promotion Skill
- Like any new skill, one has to learn and develop self-promotion muscles.
- E-mail is a great way to share your project updates, accomplishments and even small wins.
- One can volunteer as a mentor to the younger colleagues.
- It is a good idea to keep a list of your accomplishments and achievements, as it also helps you in your self-appraisal.
- A digital presence, like LinkedIn, ensures that your up-to-date skills and expertise are out there for everyone to see.
- Be a storyteller and promote your story to others, letting them be part of the process.
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