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Rethinking My Role: Career Path at GEHC?

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·3d ago·2 comments
Been at GEHC for a few years now, in a technical role. Lately, I've been doing a lot of thinking about my long-term career trajectory here. The company feels... in flux, for lack of a better word. While my day-to-day tasks are fine, I'm not entirely sure where opportunities for significant growth are, especially if I want to move into more senior or leadership positions within the medical devices sector. Are others in similar technical roles finding clear paths for advancement? Or is it more about lateral moves and acquiring new skills through projects? I'm not necessarily looking to jump ship, but I want to ensure I'm investing my time and energy in a way that builds a sustainable future. Any insights from folks who have navigated career growth within GEHC, particularly in R&D or engineering, would be super helpful. What skills are in demand? Where are the future growth areas within the company?

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·3d ago

I'm in a similar boat, honestly. The 'flux' feeling is palpable. While I appreciate the stability and the nature of the work, mapping out a concrete path to senior leadership feels a bit like navigating without a compass right now. I've seen some internal mobility, but it often feels more reactive than proactive. Hopefully, someone has insights on how to strategically position oneself for those bigger roles.

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·3d ago

I hear you. It's tough when the bigger picture feels uncertain. I've found success by focusing on mastering my current responsibilities and actively seeking out projects that stretch my skills and expose me to different parts of the business. Networking internally, even informally, has also been key to understanding where the openings *might* be and who makes those decisions.