"Executive presence" is corporate speak for "gives me good vibes in meetings." But what happens when brilliant analytical minds get overlooked because they can't translate their impact?

I break down exactly how analytical professionals can communicate their transformation value in the latest Change Insight newsletter 👇.

Analytical professionals are feeling undervalued despite growing demand for their skills. With 47% of tech professionals job hunting and companies struggling to recognize analytical value, the disconnect is real. This guide offers 7 practical strategies to build career resilience - from creating prediction portfolios to reframing resistance as risk management. Learn how to translate your analytical expertise into strategic leadership that organizations can't ignore.

You deliver exceptional analysis. Your projects consistently exceed expectations. Your insights solve real organizational problems.

So why did your manager take credit for your recommendation in yesterday's leadership meeting?

If this scenario feels familiar, you're not alone. I've spent 20 years watching talented professionals—particularly those who prefer depth over drama—struggle with a frustrating paradox: the better their work, the more invisible they seem to become.

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A few years ago, I found myself at a crossroads. I’d been considering going back to school to deepen my expertise and grow my career, but I kept hesitating. The excuses piled up: What if I don’t have time? What if it’s the wrong decision? What if I fail?

It all begins with an idea.

During a recent discussion with a colleague, I became intrigued to revisit a popular team dynamics model, Lencioni’s Five Dysfunctions of a Team. This powerfully simplistic model describes the troubling behaviors exhibited by dysfunctional teams. The Five Dysfunctions model is so popular that there is no shortage of leadership development firms specializing in how to overcome team dysfunction using this model (myself included).

It all begins with an idea.