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    Managing up, or effectively communicating with and supporting superiors, is important for career advancement as it allows opportunities to manage others below you in an organization. The author claims to be skilled at self-management, always meeting deadlines, allowing them to successfully manage up without issue and gain opportunities to manage down the line. Effective self-management is key to managing up and gaining management responsibilities over others.

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    A: If You Aren't Good at "Managing Up," You Rarely Get The Opportunity To "Manage Down." Fortunately, I've Always Been Quite Good at Self-Management. I've Never Had A Deadline That I Didn't Meet

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    Q: Are you better at "managing up" or "managing down"?

    A: If you aren't good at "managing up," you rarely get the opportunity to "manage down." Fortunately, I've always been quite good at selfmanagement. I've never had a deadline that I didn't meet.

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