You might be at a point in your career where you want to move up, but you aren't sure where to go. Having a clear vision of where you want to end up before you take action will help you reach your goals. Do you want to move up in your current job? Are you hoping for a raise or promotion? If so, do you have a clear mental image of who you will be in the future? If you answered yes, great. You don't need to watch this program. If you're struggling to come up with an answer, this course will provide some helpful tips that you can apply to defining your career.

Maintaining your resume, even in a job that you're completely satisfied with, is something that everyone should do regularly. This helps you to remember to include any awards or recognitions, to expand on any job duties that may change, and to keep your contact information up-to-date. In this course, we'll discuss when and how you should update your resume. We'll go over what information to include, as well as how to maintain your LinkedIn profile.

Internal interviewing can be a bit different from the standard interview. You're dealing with people who have an exact knowledge of your qualifications, your work ethic, and other critical areas of your work responsibilities. You may find that it's a bit more relaxed and informal, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't stay professional. In this course, we'll go over how to properly and professionally present yourself in an internal interview.

Another version of moving up could mean asking for a salary raise. This requires negotiation, which may come easier to some than others. If you believe career advancement is overdue, don't let a little discomfort keep you from asking for something you deserve. In this course, we'll discuss the best ways to ask for a raise. This includes what you should do to prepare, knowing the right time to ask, and how to present your pitch.

When you hear the word "networking," you probably think of LinkedIn, professional associations, meetups, or conferences. You might assume that the most useful networking happens outside of the office. But if you really want to move up within your organization, you should make sure you're connected with your own colleagues first. Networking with different coworkers at different levels in different departments can be a game-changer in how you look for opportunities within your company. In this program, we'll talk about how to effectively network within your organization.