Post by @debbie__ojn

4 years ago, I became a manager at 24 while finishing my law degree. I wasn't the loudest or the most experienced, but I noticed something no one else was doing. Every meeting, people would ask: "What did we decide last time?" And everyone would guess. So I started documenting everything. Decisions. Reasons. Outcomes. Six months later, my boss promoted me. Not because I had the best ideas, but because I made his job easier. The skill that gets you promoted isn't always the obvious one. What's a "small" thing you did that changed your career? #careergrowth #gettingpromoted #leadershiplessons #careertips