Art Petty
Helping professionals achieve the extraordinary in their careers
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First-Time Manager Alumni now C or V level Executives
Alumni of Art Petty’s Leadership & Manager Programs
Hours of Executive Coaching/Year since 2008
Recent Clients In:
Pharma, Bioscience, Behavioral Health, Semiconductor Manufacturing, Software, Data Science, Medical Imaging, Financial Services, Foodservice, Telecomm Services, Travel
“Working with Art has been a transformative experience for my development and growth as a senior manager. Art has helped me elevate my leadership to the next level, equipping me with advanced concepts and techniques to lead strategic initiatives and drive complex transformations.”
Eleanor Kolossovski, Vice President
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Don’t reinvent your career — Remix it.
For several years, I’ve experienced an increasing demand for career coaching from long-time clients. They reach out with something that sounds like “Art, I’m done with this work. I need something else that’s not just a job change. I don’t know where to start.” I help people find that place to start and frequently guide them through to their ‘next’ role. It’s never a full-scale reinvention, but rather a deliberate process that ultimately remixes their skills, wisdom, and interests to find a role that meets their needs at this stage of their lives and careers.
The Evolving and Dissolving Career Ladder
The career ladder still exists in some form—organizations maintain levels and pathways. What’s changed is how we approach them: by investing in core skills and mindsets, you control your progression and open new opportunities. Despite greater complexity than decades ago, you must own your career. Assert control, do the work, and drive growth and progress that fits your goals.
Effort is necessary. Results count.
The leader should recognize and reward results, celebrate successes, advance those who demonstrate the acumen to get things done within the boundaries, and remember to adjust the pace to reflect the human need to recharge before tackling the next big thing
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