Chris Lippert is one of the hard workers who recently got promoted to
leadership. We wanted to find out what motivated him to get to leader status,
and here’s what he had to say:
Raseri- What is your typical work day
like?
Chris- I get to see all the people I
like, have one-on-ones with some of the top guys, train, transfer some
knowledge, get pumped-up at atmosphere, and have some fun in the field.
R- What do you like most about your job?
CL- We work with fun, young, competitive
people who help each other with their goals.
R- What motivates you to do a good job?
CL- The fact that I can be running my own
office in less than two years.
R- Which accomplishment in the last year
or two are you most proud of?
CL- Getting promoted to leadership in
this office
R- What aspects of your job do you find
the most challenging or frustrating?
CL- The most frustrating would be
learning by making mistakes. Nobody likes to, but that’s what makes it so
rewarding- to learn from it. You have to make it right for the next time.
R- Is there anything that didn’t go as
you had hoped? Why?
CL- No, not
really. Progressing at my own pace got me where I am.
R- Have you
set any personal goals to help you grow as a professional?
CL- Absolutely. I set three and six week
goals.
R- What specific opportunities could you
pursue this year to advance those goals?
CL-
Consistently show results while training. Meet with all the top guys and have
one-on-ones outside the office.
R- What do you
and your peers do to support each other?
CL- We hang
out a lot outside the office. It keeps me coming back. We have fun with each
other in and out of the office. We have positive attitudes. When we hit our
goals, we help others hit theirs.
R- What advice
would you give to someone hoping to get promoted to leadership?
CL- I would
tell them to hang-out as much as possible, pick the top guys’ brains, go to top
management meetings, keep constant contact with leaders, and stay in contact
with the right people.
