Brian Binke, CEO of The Birmingham Group, Featured in Fast Company

6/14/2019: Brian Binke Featured in Fast Company

As members of Generation Z are graduating from college and entering the workforce, many have already set their sights on moving up the career ladder—and fast. According to a study by InsideOut Development, 60% of Gen-Zers have aspirations of being a manager, and 76% say they don’t think they should wait more than a year for a promotion.

Take charge of the things you control, says Brian Binke, president and CEO of The Birmingham Group, a construction executive search firm. The easiest thing to do is show up.

“Get there early and stay late,” he says. “Don’t be a clock watcher. Showing up and staying late are really important today, and it will put you in the top 10% of your peers.”

Read full article here: https://www.fastcompany.com/90362748/6-easy-ways-to-fast-track-your-career?partner=rss&utm_source=rss&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=rss+fastcompany&utm_content=rss?cid=search

By The Birmingham Group|2019-06-17T18:12:55-04:00June 14th, 2019|News|

About the Author: The Birmingham Group

Brian Binke is the founder & CEO of The Birmingham Group (TBG). TBG is a globally recognized Executive Search and Consulting firm, specializing in the Construction arena. Over the past 22 years, Brian has established himself as one of the construction industries most respected leaders. He has won numerous awards for his industry innovation and has been recognized as the #1 Worldwide Revenue Producing Manager for the Largest Recruitment Network of over 800 Independent Firms. Brian founded SC Bingham Farms in 1995. In January 1997, SC Bingham Farms acquired Management Recruiters Birmingham, established by Fred Bawulski in 1967. Fred was an early pioneer of the executive search industry, which was almost unheard of in the 60s. Today The Birmingham Group remains one of the nation’s most tenured search firms. You can reach Brian directly at bbinke@thebirmgroup.com.

Brian Binke, CEO of The Birmingham Group, Featured in Fast Company