One assumption that’s easy to make but can really damage your career is that your boss knows what you’re doing and how well you’re doing it. After all, they’re your boss. It’s their job to know what’s going on and to look out for team members, right?
Unfortunately, most bosses aren’t perfect, and they’re definitely not mind readers. They’re busy people with worries of their own.
That’s why the best strategy is to take charge of keeping your boss updated on what you’re doing and do it in a way that serves both of you well. Especially when remote working is involved.
Done well, updating your boss is one of your career “secret weapons” because it’s a great opportunity to be more visible with the people who matter in your career, so make it a regular part of your routine.
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May is an executive coach, speaker, advisor, and author of the #1 international bestseller VISIBLE: How to Advance Your Career Without Playing Politics, Selling Your Soul, or Working Yourself into the Ground. She’s a seasoned business executive with a passion for helping leaders be the best they can be.
As an executive coach and mentor, May brings 24 years of front-line corporate experience and expertise, most recently as COO of Morgan Stanley Europe, to help professionals overcome (often hidden) obstacles, advance to the next level in their careers and reach their full potential.
