vice president responsibilities
Each of us has three options for handling the responsibilities. The choice we make is
one of the most powerful determinants of career grade success
experience.
One option is to avoid responsibility wherever possible. That is the GI Joe
answer. The recruits learn early that unless want to make a career
military, "not voluntary".
A second option is to accept responsibility when we impose. The
commonly accepted wisdom is that this is the way to success.
But upstarts wise understand that simply accepting responsibility is not enough.
The real key to get ahead of competition in the world of organizations is to
aggressively pursue responsibilities.
Each of these options produces its predictable results themselves.
To avoid liability only in the best ways to stay in place and time to drift
down in the routine bureaucracy.
To accept responsibility is to advance the blockade with a lot of other people in the
Pack who believe it is sufficient to meet their ambitions.
To locate the responsibility is how to get ahead of peers.
The upwardly mobile person, but also knows the extent of liability of
must never exceed the understanding – the capacity to manage.
Make sure you can DELIVER
Promise only what they can offer and what you promise is wise career
advice.
The irresistible desire to seek and take work increasingly is insurance
sign of the health career if controlled. But given additional tasks until
is impossible to overload is a sure path to big headaches if not worse.
If your supervisor has been seen as a reliable producer and ambitious, it will be too
happy to let you take more and more. However, he can not remember everything what you
already have on your plate.
He gives you another responsibility and he expects you to do your usual good work
time. But if the assignment is not complete as promised, forget "what
He has done for him lately. "his disgust and disappointment not diminished by
the excuse, " I had much to do. I've been here every night until ten or eleven
in the afternoon. "
Lou Gerstner, the recently retired CEO of IBM, says ambitious person who needs
learn from the beginning that it is perfectly acceptable to refuse a mission. That is,
says, if it is overloaded and know that unable to comply with a
Additional project.
Much better, says Gerstner, saying beforehand: "Sorry, but I would like to
that work for you, I'm so overloaded right now I just can not offer the kind of
the quality that you and I want on the schedule you need. Can you give me a little
longer, or may delay delivery of another one of my tasks? "
The message is clear. Reaching and grabbing all they can handle responsibility.
But once you take an assignment there is absolutely no excuse for not viable
completing it as promised.
Ask two questions:
 • When you finish a task, I expect my boss to give me another
one or I can go to find the next thing to do?
• Am I looking  responsibilities before the challenge of increasingly difficult?
The answers to these questions are a sure indicator of the direction and pace of
their career.
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