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Case
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Reference no. IMD-3-2189
Published by: International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
Originally published in: 2010
Version: 26.01.2011
Length: 1 pages
Data source: Generalised experience

Abstract

This is part of a case series. Pharmaceutical brand manager John O'Brady has just been passed over for the role of global marketing head of the drug brand for which he was responsible. Instead; a colleague with the same qualifications as John; who had not delivered nearly as much as he had in terms of results; had landed the job. Why had he got the job over John? His boss suggested that he do more to cultivate his internal visibility. But how should he go about doing this? Increasingly; simply ensuring good results does not guarantee career progression. Networks are critical to advancing up the career ladder. Participants will learn how to manage their network to maximize their likelihood of gaining access to the internal and external career opportunities. How much time and effort should be invested in networking; versus achieving results while trying to balance a personal life?
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Abstract

This is part of a case series. Pharmaceutical brand manager John O'Brady has just been passed over for the role of global marketing head of the drug brand for which he was responsible. Instead; a colleague with the same qualifications as John; who had not delivered nearly as much as he had in terms of results; had landed the job. Why had he got the job over John? His boss suggested that he do more to cultivate his internal visibility. But how should he go about doing this? Increasingly; simply ensuring good results does not guarantee career progression. Networks are critical to advancing up the career ladder. Participants will learn how to manage their network to maximize their likelihood of gaining access to the internal and external career opportunities. How much time and effort should be invested in networking; versus achieving results while trying to balance a personal life?

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2010

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