Advocates for a career advancement strategy of simultaneously learning three jobs: your own, your boss's, and a peer's.
The core principle is that to get ahead, an individual's rate of learning and knowledge acquisition must outpace their colleagues.
This method of mental preparation allows an employee to step into a new role with perceived experience, accelerating their ability to add value and climb the corporate ladder.
By mentally preparing for nine different roles over six years, this strategy significantly expands an employee's organizational perspective and readiness for leadership.
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Accelerated career advancement and promotion velocity.
Becoming a more valuable organizational asset with a broader understanding of the business.
Improved collaboration and effectiveness by understanding the roles and challenges of peers.