Prepare your questions
Think through the role or responsibility you want to discuss. Note the expectations you understand and the questions you still need answered.
Promotion Conversation Prep KitFor Indian working professionals
Not sure what to ask your manager or which examples to bring? Use the five-page Promotion Conversation Prep Kit to organise your questions, evidence and next-step request before the meeting.


Free PDF. Three practical worksheets, plus a cover and closing recap.
Perhaps you have a title in mind, a list of completed tasks and some positive feedback. But a conversation about the next level can still leave you with questions.
Without that preparation, it can be harder to leave the meeting with a clear next step.
You do not need every answer before you speak to your manager. Start by separating what you know from what you need to ask.
The Promotion Conversation Prep Kit gives you three worksheets to work through before speaking to your manager. Start with what the next role requires, choose a real example of your contribution and prepare the request you want to discuss.
The questions, evidence prompts and conversation plan sit together in one short PDF. You can see what you know, what you can support and what still needs clarification.
Think through the role or responsibility you want to discuss. Note the expectations you understand and the questions you still need answered.
Describe one real contribution, what changed and the records that support it. A short checklist helps you check your account and give colleagues credit.
Adapt an opening line, prepare your main request and leave space to record the next action, who owns it and when to review it.
The five-page PDF includes these three worksheets, a cover and a closing page with a short recap. Print it or use the prompts in your own notes.
Turn unclear expectations into questions for your manager.
Prepare an example of what you did, what changed and what supports your account.
Adapt the opener to your situation and prepare the request you want to make.
Use the space for an action, owner and review point to record what was agreed.
Enter your first name and email address. We'll send you a link to the PDF.
Choose a question, a real contribution and a request you want to discuss. Turn any missing information into questions for your manager.
Bring your notes to the meeting. Afterwards, record what was agreed and what still needs clarification.
Use it as a starting point and adapt it to your workplace. The kit helps you prepare the discussion. A promotion decision still depends on your organisation's expectations, process and available opportunities.
I'd like to work towards the next level. Could we discuss what it requires, which examples are relevant and what I should develop next?

Yes. There is no charge for the PDF, and you do not need to enter payment details.
A link to the five-page Promotion Conversation Prep Kit. It includes three worksheets for your questions, evidence and conversation plan. You can print it or use the prompts in your own notes.
It does not give you a readiness score or promise a promotion. It helps you identify what to discuss, which examples to prepare and what you still need to clarify with your manager.
Yes. You can use it to prepare a development conversation, understand the next role's expectations and discuss opportunities to practise a wider responsibility.
No. You can adapt the prompts to different roles. Use the responsibilities and progression process that apply in your organisation.
The form includes a separate choice for career tips and course updates. Choose “No thanks” and you will still receive the kit. If you opt in, you can unsubscribe from those updates at any time.
No. Complete the worksheets yourself and keep any work information in storage your organisation permits. The form asks for your first name and email address, not your workplace records.
Prepare one question, one real contribution and one next-step request. Get the free kit and work through the prompts before your next discussion.
Send me the free kitFive-page PDF. Free to download. Sent to your email.
