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Self - improvement for Wizards

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Wizards are always looking for ways to improve and where better to begin than oneself. Executive wizards know that career self-audit is the best way to excel. Here is an exercise for you to do; it will help you to evaluate for yourself how you stand vis-a-vis a number of factors in the environment you work in and vis-a-vis key stakeholders

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