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New Jobs & Job Seeking Advice for the New Year!!
LCM Network Newsletter: 1/9 Edition
Welcome to the LCM Network
Happy 2024! LCM is here for you to start the work (search) year off right!
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The weekly job spreadsheet with 115 Roles this week! Web3, AI, Software Engineering, Electrical/Mechanical Engineering, Finance, HR, etc….
Setting (and keeping) your New Year’s Resolutions!
Recommended FREE resources to help you with your job or job search!
Weekly Job Spreadsheet
86 LCM Apply Roles where you can be connected with hiring managers through LCM today!
Plus, 29 Direct Apply Roles Remote roles throughout the US, where you can view and apply by clicking the links.
That’s 115 roles!!
Unlocking Company Support for Your Professional Development Journey
In today's bustling job market, continuous learning and growth are crucial for staying ahead. While securing funding for personalized development can be daunting, a strategic approach can persuade companies to invest in your advancement.
Unearthing Tailored Opportunities
To convince your company to invest in your growth, align opportunities with personal aspirations and organizational goals:
Self-Discovery: Understand your strengths, weaknesses, and career aspirations. This self-awareness guides targeted development.
Exploration: Delve into diverse resources—online courses, workshops, certifications—that resonate with your career path, enhancing both current roles and future prospects.
Customized Planning: Create a personalized development plan aligning learning objectives with job responsibilities and their impact.
To secure funding for your chosen opportunity, present a compelling case:
Alignment with Goals: Connect your proposed development directly to company objectives, showcasing its potential impact on team performance or innovation.
Demonstrate Returns: Quantify how newfound skills will enhance productivity, efficiency, or innovation in your role or department.
Craft a Convincing Proposal: Detail the program’s relevance, costs, and benefits for both your role and the company. Offer alternative options like part-time courses or online learning.
Highlight Long-Term Value: Emphasize your growth's enduring value to the company's future needs.
Overcoming Challenges
If faced with constraints, explore these strategies:
Partial Sponsorship: Negotiate partial funding or ask the company to cover specific expenses like registration fees.
Internal Resources: Utilize corporate training programs or cross-departmental collaborations offering similar learning experiences. If they aren’t offered, try to convince others to join a similar group or highlight that this need hasn’t been met!
External Support: Seek scholarships or grants from industry associations that supplement company support.
Crafting a compelling pitch aligned with company goals is pivotal in securing sponsorship for your professional growth. By showcasing tangible benefits and long-term value, you pave the way for continuous learning that benefits both you and the organization.
Remember, your dedication to growth fosters innovation and continuous improvement—a valuable asset to any organization.
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