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Not every New Year's resolution has to revolve around staying in shape or saving money. Channeling that "new year, new you" spirit toward your career is a great idea, too.
If you want to catapult your career forward in 2017, you might take on new responsibilities, spearhead a high-profile project, or even have a couple entry-level employees reporting to you.
Since managing a couple full-time people is very different from delegating tasks to your team's intern, it's a good idea to brush up on your leadership skills before you land that sought-after promotion.
Leadapreneur Academy is focused on educating and empowering managers, and its online course "Leadership, Management & Entrepreneurship in the 21 Century" is a great resource for anyone looking to advance their career this year.
Comprised of 21 principles, the course teaches you everything from building an effective team, to creating a positive work environment, to accepting responsibility for any mistakes that arise. To make sure you can apply your teachings to real-life scenarios, each section features a self assessment and quiz.
With a 4.7/5 rating on Udemy, this course has been praised for being clear, concise, and chock-full of thought-provoking lessons. Whether you're vying for a promotion or simply looking to improve what you're doing in your current position, enrolling in this course is a smart move for both established and aspiring leaders.
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