5 Ways to Appear Underconfident—and How to Avoid Them
You’re talented, hard-working, and a valuable asset. So why didn’t you get that great job or coveted promotion? (more…)
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Present Your Best Self: From Virtual Meetings to Webinars
Thu., Mar, 25 & Apr. 1, 2021 at 6:00-8:55 p.m. ET (2-session online workshop)
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Career Advice for Introverts
Career Expert Caroline Ceniza-Levine interviews Nancy Ancowitz
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Baruch College Alumni
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How to "Talk the Talk" at Professional Events (free)
Columbia University Alumni Career Services
How to Think on Your Feet: Improv Skills for Business
Co-facilitators: Nancy Ancowitz and Carl Kissin
American Management Association
How to Deliver Powerful Presentations as an Introvert
American Management Association
Essential Management Skills for Introverts
American Management Association
How to Project Confidence with Demanding People
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Secrets of Successful Public Speaking
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Tango for Leaders
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Success Strategies for Introvert Leaders
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Present Your Best Self: From Virtual Meetings to Webinars – About July 8 & 15, 2020 NYU online workshop
Nancy Ancowitz explains Self Promotion for Introverts
Career Reflections for Introverts Amid the Coronavirus Crisis
Nancy is interviewed on public speaking, self-promotion, and boosting your confidence on the following several-minute videos.
You’re talented, hard-working, and a valuable asset. So why didn’t you get that great job or coveted promotion? (more…)
“While skills, experience and results delivered are obviously factors in career advancement, one’s likeability is also a key component of workplace success,” according to Daniel Bortz in his article, “6 Character Traits That Can Nail a Promotion” in The Fiscal Times (in which I’m quoted). The ingredients that are stretch assignments for introverts are to get and stay connected with people who can influence your advancement and to get your name associated with your accomplishments—orally as well as in writing. For many, that takes forming new habits. What can you do to flex your visibility muscle (of course, while remaining authentic and not bragging) today?
Gunning for a promotion at work? Don’t miss “Career Tips for a Great 2012: Earn That Promotion,” 30 fun tips on everything from embracing the distractions in your workplace to revamping your wardrobe. I’m quoted in this story for Men’s Health.
“Writing seems a perfect career for introverts, since it entails many hours alone in a quiet room,” according to Sophia Dembling in “Writing the Book is the Easy Part for Introverts,” on her Psychology Today blog. “But once your book is published,” she contends, “the real work starts: Getting people to buy it.”
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Looking for a promotion on the job during a time when you’re fortunate just to be employed? Take these steps, particularly designed for introverts, to get further up the ladder:
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