Who actually owns your career plan — you or the talent team that reviews it once a year?

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A development plan nobody opens again is a filing exercise rather than career management A ladder with no rung above director is a ceiling you will hit in year six Read the ladder as a set of expectations rather than a queue — the rungs are not handed out in order When the company runs your career your next move is decided in a room you are not in Career management includes tracking what you were promised in writing Keep your own record of results because your manager will be gone in 18 months Reviewing your own career every quarter beats the annual performance cycle How much of managing a career is maintenance rather than moves? Is a five-year career plan still worth writing when whole industries shift this fast? Managing a career means saying no to the role that looks good and teaches nothing

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