Creating Your Career Portfolio
At-A-Glance Guide - 3rd Edition
The book that started it all - Learn how to create and use your own career portfolio - with special focus on promotion and career development.
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Career Portfolios: At a Glance Guide for Promotion and Career Development, 3rd Edition

by Anna Graf Willams and Karen J. Hall

ISBN: 978-0-9796434-3-9
Publisher: Learnovation, LLC
Copyright: 2008
Format: Paper; 157 pp. Published: 05/01/2008

Coming Spring 2008!

Take control of your own career development - Prove you have what it takes to advance!

Description

Here's a new update to the book that started it all...New examples, with a new focus on using the career portfolio on the job for evaluation and advancement.

Career Portfolio Development
Career portfolios have long been tools used by job seekers to find a job. Now they are becoming the tool of choice for individuals and organizations who want to document skills and performance on the job. Career portfolios are a great way to package your abilities and accomplishments on the job for your own career advancement.

Developing a Career Portfolio allows you to:

Return on Investment
Companies are also seeing the value of career portfolios. Use your career portfolio to promote yourself and advance your career. Developing a career portfolio supports both the individual employee and the organization. Career portfolios allow individuals to heighten awareness of their own skills and abilities, improve self-confidence, and more accurately career path within an organization.

When used properly, career portfolios assist organizations by:
• Reducing unwanted turnover
• Retaining rare talent
• Improving job matching
• Supporting employees in transitioning across organizational units
• Identifying and utilizing transferable skills within employee talent pools
• Tracking skill sets
• Identifying where skill sets are nested organizationally