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Technology Career Growth
You're good at the work, but doing it well isn't moving your career, and as AI raises the bar (and the pressure) you're worried about falling behind. This path shows individual contributors in any tech role how to grow from where they are, turning everyday moments like 1:1s, projects, and reviews into real advancement no matter the direction you choose. If you're capable but stuck, it gives you concrete moves to get recognized and stay ahead.
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Advancing your Career in Technology
Start by getting honest about why your effort isn't translating into growth, and where to focus first. From there, each course takes on one of the everyday situations where careers actually move: your 1:1s, your visible work, performance reviews, and stretch work. Each course hands you a concrete action to apply right away. Work them in order; each builds on the last.
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What You'll Learn
- Diagnose why your effort isn't translating into growth, and pick where to focus first
- Turn your 1:1s into conversations that drive your development, not just status reports
- Get your work (and the judgment behind it) seen by the people who decide your advancement
- Build the evidence and the advocates that earn you a strong review
- Take on work that builds durable, hard-to-automate value and grows your scope
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- 1. Career Growth: Owning Your Career \
- 2. Career Growth: Getting More From Your 1:1s \
- 3. Career Growth: Making Your Impact Visible \
- 4. Career Growth: Turning Work into Recognition \
- 5. Career Growth: Becoming Hard to Replace
- No technical prerequisites. This path assumes you're already working in a technical role (any track) with enough experience to have a manager, regular 1:1s, performance reviews, and real project work to apply it to. It's aimed at established contributors looking to advance, not at people entering or still choosing a tech career.
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