Career :: Getting Recognized For Career Advancement In 2017

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As 2017 draws to a close, many of us have learned to capitalize on a year that continues to offer emerging opportunities in our career, and in our skills development.  

Within the last 5 weeks, I have noticed a marked shift in the expectation of what is ahead for career opportunities in the mining and construction industry – and from the networks of HR managers, brand recruiters, and market intermediaries ( investors and fund managers ), the mining industry is going to experience an increase in work and career opportunities for the operational staff.

“Mining and construction in 2017 will offer staff career opportunities in leadership.”

Here’s why: with many companies having invested billions of dollars collectively in improving infrastructure over the last 3 years, and now looking to drive efficiency through operational costs, the need for staff to demonstrate capable and responsible leadership is being sought.

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And I’m not just talking about the executives … I’m talking straight to you, the mine worker.

The mine worker, working within a team under the supervision of a team leader, will be given opportunities to advance their career by becoming a team leader themselves.

How? By realizing that as the industry seeks to improved production, they will be requiring more staff, and that means a chance to step up a rung on the career ladder.

From the conversations I’ve been having over the last 5 weeks, all of them point to you being given an opportunity for promotion and stepping into leadership. That’s why I’ve created the ‘Get The Career Recognition You Deserve in 2017’ Free Guide to inform you of the 5 simple steps you can being to put into practice today.

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