Are you working in the IT industry for 5+ years and ready to take the position of team lead?
Are you interviewing for
one role up in an external interview?
Are you preparing for an
internal interview for promotion?
If your answer is yes,
to any of the above, I have some tips for you!
Getting a promotion
requires a lot of diligent work and effort, just as much is required for
clearing new job interviews.
Internal promotions are
more meticulous as your past performance and personality are in front of the senior
management. However, getting a promotion in the current organization is always
considered a wise choice.
For any
external/internal interview, you are judged based on:
- Work performance
- Proactiveness
- People management
- Crisis management
- Resilience
Any achievement is like the tip of the iceberg, where
people's efforts are hidden and submerged.
Tips to remember while preparing for managerial interview rounds:
- While preparing for the next level role,
you should prepare possible questions beforehand. For any external
interview, giving 5-6 interviews often prepare you best.
- Understanding the promotion process on
paper is crucial as well as getting to know the real people's stories. For
example, if you are working in Publicis Sapient, you should read Publicis Sapient employee feedback and people's stories to read between the
lines. No one will tell you the secret directly.
- Finding the ‘Submerged’ efforts of people
is important, to understanding how to move forward. Some people may have proactively
taken new work tracks, while some may have created irrefutable project
dependency.
- Working consistently with a goal in mind
is crucial. When you have a clear goal for career growth, every
subconscious and conscious effort is a step toward your finish line.
- Learnings in the journey shape your personality irreversibly. The tip of the 'iceberg' forms gradually as the undergoing efforts bear fruit.
Getting old Sapient Global Markets reviews along
with the most recent review of the same person can show you the effect of their
learning journey during the promotion.
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