The Unspoken Rules For Getting Promoted | Gorick Ng

In today's episode of the "Great Leadership With Jacob Morgan" we talk with the Harvard College Career Adviser Gorick Ng who specialized in coaching first-generation, low-income students.
Gorick Ng is the author of the Wall Street Journal Bestseller "The Unspoken Rules" who drew inspiration from his mother, who was highly effective at her work but couldn’t secure a job.
In my conversation with Gorick we talked about how he realized that many unprivileged people don’t have the chance to secure high-paying jobs due to their ignorance of the so-called “informal” education. We talked about how potential employees must skillfully sell their capabilities and recognize the importance of the corporate world’s unspoken rules and went deep into the secrets to starting your career off right.
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BOOKMARKS:
0:00 -- Intro
01:34 -- Introduction to the Guest
05:20 -- Unspoken Rule
09:13 -- General Perceptions in the Workplace
13:51 -- People’s Expectations
16:51 -- Gorick’s View on the World of Work
20:16 -- Competence
28:31 -- Confidence
31:00 -- Commitment
35:39 -- Compatibility
39:40 -- Closing
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[@tc3323]

As someone who has worked for over a decade thinking their work will speak for itself, I appreciate that Gorick is sharing this knowledge, he is right, and I'm certainly going to use it. But I still hate that we live in a system where my work can't speak for itself. Seems like we're wasting a lot of energy on meaningless things.

[@gkim3138]

bamboo ceiling pre covid vs post covid, great topic for Gorick

[@vrythngyknswrng9323]

5:34 comes to the table with solutions, rather than just problems
5:49 managing your manager; managing up is what separates those that get ahead vs those that stumble and don't know why

[@kitfrias3469]

Great, informative episode! Well done.

[@JacobMorgan]

Thank you

[@mohibquadri4053]

Brilliant 💙
Jacob could you tell how to beat & outsmart the competition in the field of freelancing or online entrepreneurship in an effective way to establish ourselves completely in the market ? Are there any books on this subject to get some details...

[@Prabhsehajbawa]

This has been a very informative video. Seriously we need more videos like these.

[@JacobMorgan]

Thank you

[@MilanElan]

No, we need to change workplaces such that kissing up like this is not required to move up

[@user-gp4ie1di8y]

Great discussion!

[@JacobMorgan]

Thanks!

[@Squirrel-zq6oe]

Wow only 1 comment after 4 months!?
This seems like a really important topic so anyways thanks I'm listening.

[@JacobMorgan]

thank you!

[@lildude677]

I appreciate the episode but I would recommend minimising having to interrupt your host mid-idea or mid-explanation