Each year in your career is an opportunity to get better and move one step closer to your ultimate marketing career objective.
Spending some time reflecting upon the year that was is an important exercise all marketing professionals should include at the end of the year. This will help you score past actions and provide you with insights into how you can improve performance going forward.
Career progression is important. Progression can mean many different things:
There are always new ways to get better at what you do.
Whether defined or not, at the end of the year, it’s important to reflect upon what you accomplished.
Some years, career development can be more about realizations than progression in terms of title, status, or job.
Regression happens. Sometimes you need to take a step back or have a couple failures before moving forward.
Understanding the year that was will help you better prepare for the year ahead. Taking even just a couple of hours to look back can help you better understand who you are and where you are now. It will also help you refocus your plans for the year to come.
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