Episode 4 :Stop Saying 'I Helped'—Start Showing Impact with Metrics That Matter

Season #1

Episode 4: Make Your Work Unforgettable: The Power of Numbers in Owning Your Value

Welcome to another inspiring episode of Corporate IT Girl: Rise, Shine, and Make ‘Em Remember You! 🎉

In this episode, we’re diving into one of the most underrated (but incredibly powerful) tools for self-advocacy: quantifying your contributions. Whether you’re aiming for a promotion, a raise, or just the recognition you deserve, numbers can be your secret weapon for standing out and making your impact impossible to ignore.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

  • Why numbers speak louder than words and how they transform your contributions into a story of undeniable impact.
  • How to identify key metrics tied to your work, even if your role doesn’t naturally include numbers.
  • Simple ways to track your wins and create an “impact portfolio” you can bring to your next review.
  • Real-life success stories of women who used metrics to change how they were perceived and secure the recognition they deserved.

Episode Highlights:

  • A Personal Story: Hear how I learned the hard way that general statements like “I improved efficiency” don’t hold a candle to specifics like “I reduced processing time by 20%.”
  • Client Spotlight: Meet Lily, a non-profit professional who went from feeling “unmeasurable” to owning her metrics—and earning a big raise in the process!
  • 3 Easy Steps to Start Tracking Metrics: Learn how to find the numbers that matter, estimate when necessary, and turn your wins into powerful, data-backed stories.

Why You Need to Tune In:

If you’ve ever felt like your work was overlooked or undervalued, this episode is your ultimate guide to changing that narrative. By quantifying your contributions, you can transform how your work is seen, celebrated, and rewarded.

Resources & Links:

  • Ready to take your self-advocacy to the next level? Download The Corporate Girl’s Guide: 10 Steps to Master Your Yearly Review for FREE! Click here to grab it now!
  • Want more self-advocacy tips? Check out previous episodes of the podcast!