Nobody Is Coming to Save Your Career - by Steve Huynh
alifeengineered.substack.com · 170 words · saved by 1 readers
I waited years for someone to invest in my career. Nobody came.
Your manager is not thinking about your career growth right now. Neither is your skip-level. The only person whose job it is to grow your career is you. If this idea makes you uncomfortable, this article is for you. I had over 20 managers across my 18 years at Amazon. They were mostly good managers, and some of them were great. But not one of them ever came to me unprompted and said, “Let’s talk about your career growth.” That’s because my career was never their job. They had their own bosses to manage, their own priorities, and a team full of other people who also needed their…
saved by
related reading
- Don't Call Yourself A Programmer, And Other Career Advice | Kalzumeus Softwarekalzumeus.com
- Career narratives. | Irrational Exuberancelethain.com
- Stuff you should have been taught in college but weren’t – Casey Handmer's blogcaseyhandmer.wordpress.com
- Career Growth Speed, Deconstructed | by Carlos Arguelles | Geek Culture | Mediummedium.com
- Developing high performersmollyg.substack.com
- Choose Your Own Adventuredebliu.substack.com
- Career Myths That Need to End in 2023 - by Deb Liudebliu.substack.com
- Don't End The Week With Nothingtraining.kalzumeus.com
- How to waste your career, one comfortable year at a timeapoorvagovind.substack.com
- The Magic Looplennysnewsletter.com
- A forty-year career. | Irrational Exuberancelethain.com
- Pmarchive · Pmarca Guide to Career Planning: Introductionpmarchive.com