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About This Document: Study after study confirms that best-in-class managers share one quality: They make career development a priority. Career development is nothing more than helping others to grow. It doesn't occur through meticulous documentation, but rather through the human act of conversation. Careers are developed one conversation at a time, over time. Through the years, managers have created and continue to propagate several myths by sharing oral history and spinning lore. These myths keep them from conducting the career conversations that their employees want: 1. There simply is not enough time. 2. If I don't talk about it, they may not think about it, and the status quo will be safe. 3. Employees need to own their careers; it's not my job. If you're like most managers, at least a few of these myths ring true and undermine your ability to help others grow. The first step is to recognize this reality. The next step is to remobilize your efforts.

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Categories: DocStore > Periodicals > Business & Economics
Tags: T + D, May 2012, Career Development Conversations: Ove..., Kaye, Beverly, Giulioni, Julie Winkle, Feature, Career development planning, Communication, 6200, Training & development, 9190, United States, United States--US

Career Development Conversations: Overcoming Common Myths

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