Oct 31, 2020

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Two Levels Up: Strategic Thinking for Success

How to Get Ahead in Business and Impress Your Boss

bridge sloping upward into gold distance — Image by Larisa Koshkina from Pixabay

I once heard some advice from a Lieutenant colonel: Think two rungs above.

This is what that means.

What are the people thinking about two management levels higher up?

More from Danielle Spinks-Earl

Marketing and Communications prof with experience in large medical and health orgs. Loves messaging, strategy, red wine and dark chocolate. Recovered from MS.

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Two Levels Up: Strategic Thinking for Success

How to Get Ahead in Business and Impress Your Boss

More from Danielle Spinks-Earl

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