Stop Reciting Your Greatest Hits: The Real Reason High Achievers Get Passed Over
About this episode
Amy Evans discusses why high achievers often get overlooked in their careers and how to effectively communicate their story instead of just their resume.
Work with Amy: amyevanscoaching.com/workwithme You have the experience. You have the results. So why does it feel like you keep getting overlooked? In this solo episode of Women in Sales Leadership, executive coach Amy Evans reveals the one thing high-performing sales leaders miss that costs them roles they are more than qualified for: they lead with their resume instead of their story. In this episode you'll get: - Why your resume, packed with quota attainment and titles, may actually be putting people to sleep in the room - The exact difference between a resume and a story, and why story is what gets you hired, promoted, and remembered - Amy's What/Why/Who framework to build your own story starting today - A live story-building exercise you can do right now - Amy's personal leadership values (integrity, joy, growth) and how to uncover yours This episode is for you if you're in an active job search, preparing for a promotion conversation, looking for more visibility inside your current company, or you just haven't thought about how you talk about yourself in a while. Your results don't speak. You do. Subscribe to Women in Sales Leadership for weekly episodes packed with…
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