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Appeal to high-level goals
From the course: Influencing Others
Appeal to high-level goals
- Connect to strategy or high-level goals. When I'm working with organizations, here's a key criticism I hear about otherwise good managers and leaders who aren't getting promoted although they've done very well at advancing their projects, teams or function. The question comes up, "What about the broader goals "beyond their level? "What about making contributions "beyond their job description?" Those are the people who really stand out. That's just one example of many. You don't want to be seen unintentionally as narrow minded in your influence priorities. It's limiting to your impact and your career growth, too. Here's what to do instead. First, learn your organization's strategy and the top priority goals at every level hierarchically above your direct responsibility. Second, be seen in positive ways as thinking and caring about what happens beyond your job title. Third and finally, show how what you propose advances the organization's strategy or important performance goals beyond…
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Simple, specific, and surprising3m 14s
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Credible sources1m 16s
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Urgency and scarcity1m 13s
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Pain and gain framing1m 7s
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Compare and contrast2m 49s
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Secure a commitment2m 56s
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Ask for advice2m 30s
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Appeal to high-level goals1m 19s
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Social proof2m 15s
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Reciprocity1m 37s
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