Failure isn't the end - Chellie Phillips

Failure isn’t the end

Written by chellie

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Branding | Career | Career Branding | Corporate Culture | personal branding | personal growth

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September 2, 2021

Failing at something can feel devastating, especially if it involves your job and you’re working towards a promotion, but you can use the experience to grow your personal brand and have a positive impact on your career. At some point, all of us will experience this situation. By using the three tips shared inside this video, you can position yourself as a leader in the workplace and show your boss you are ready to move up.

If you want more secrets to building a successful career brand, you can:

Join one of my courses and fast track your career.

Subscribe to my YouTube channel and watch quick tips to help your job search or make yourself promotable.

Join my private Successfully Ever After Facebook Group for trainings and information designed for success-seekers.

Check out my audio books: Get Noticed, Get Hired or When In Doubt, Delete It!

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