If the right people don't know what you do, it can't help your career. Increasing your visibility — professionally, not obnoxiously — is a learnable skill. Here's how.
Communicate your impact
Don't assume your work speaks for itself. Share progress and results in updates, meetings, and reviews: 'The project delivered X.' Framing your impact clearly is how it gets noticed.
Speak up in the room
Contribute a sharp point in meetings, especially where leaders are present. Being heard — with something valuable — puts you on the radar. Silence keeps you invisible.
Get in front of decision-makers
Frequently asked questions
How do I increase my visibility at work?
Communicate your impact, speak up in meetings, and get in front of decision-makers through visible work.
Isn't self-promotion obnoxious?
Not when it's sharing real impact professionally — that's necessary, not bragging.
How do I get on leadership's radar?
Contribute in meetings they attend and volunteer for visible projects.
How can I build these skills?
Book a free 30-minute class to practice it 1-on-1 with Digby R. Kerr.
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