If you were to strip yourself of titles, job positions and education, what would there be? Under all those layers of accomplishment would there still be a person considered to be successful?
More than often, Latinas leave the responsibility of advancement in the hands of their immediate manager, or hope it will happen by chance or solely because of hard work. If only it were that easy. So what exactly are you responsible for? What do you need to do to advance, secure that promotion, or move up the career ladder? The answer lies in taking the lead on your career and committing more energy to it than anyone else. Below are a few pointers to help you gain some perspective.
In my office is a tall figurine of my favorite super hero: Wonder Woman. My staff members gave it to me as a birthday gift. When I received it, one of them said, "No one can see that cape you have on, but we truly admire how you balance it all".
Citi, Risk Manager in the Municipal Securities Division
An 18-year veteran of Citi, Yesi currently serves as a Risk Manager in the Municipal Securities Division. | ||||
Her primary responsibility involves management of the trillion-dollar bid proposal process. Critical to new business, this responsibility involves managing the due diligence process to provide a wide variety of compliance related information, as requested by public and private sector clients. Yesi works closely with department's general counsel and chief compliance officer on a variety of compliance-related responsibilities as they pertain to the industry and the bid process. | ||||
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