Put Down the Coloring Book
/Phrases like “I don’t want to reinvent the wheel” and “easier said than done” are spoken by people who are in denial about how badly they are hurting their chances for success by using templates.
Read MorePhrases like “I don’t want to reinvent the wheel” and “easier said than done” are spoken by people who are in denial about how badly they are hurting their chances for success by using templates.
Read MoreInnovation cycles are getting shorter over time, so doing things the same way isn’t going to provide professional security for any longer than a few years, and maybe only a few months. You should take that deep breath you need, but then do this:
Read MoreAll disruptive change is common sense – to disruptive people. To your peers, this is abstract and doesn’t make much sense.
Read MoreFirst things first: make sure you have done a self-evaluation and targeted only a handful of specific opportunities. Next, because everyone should approach job hunting the same way regardless of their situation, the evaluation of a new job is also the same. Here is a great two-tier method to make sure you don’t screw up and take the wrong job:
Read MoreGood news: true age discrimination in the job market is not very common. If it were as pervasive as it feels to you, there would be nothing you could do because you can’t control the preconceived biases of others. However, there is a very common bias that hiring managers do have which you must overcome: they are biased against old ways of thinking.
Read MoreCreating value as an entrepreneur through disruptive innovation is one of the most rewarding experiences that can be had. But most of us are not entrepreneurs at the moment: starting a company is still in the future or perhaps not right for us at all. The good news is that disruptive innovation can be practiced by 'intra'preneurs as well. We can apply disruptive principles to create breakthrough value even while working for someone else.
megadisrupter provides guidance on finding the right job, outperforming peers and becoming a disruptive innovator while on the inside of an organization. Articles and resources on job hunting, intrapreneurship, selling and management are published regularly.
Creating value as an entrepreneur through disruptive innovation is one of the most rewarding experiences that can be had. But most of us are not entrepreneurs at the moment: starting a company is still in the future or perhaps not right for us at all. The good news is that disruptive innovation can be practiced by intrapreneurs as well. We can apply disruptive principles to create breakthrough value even while working for someone else.
megadisrupter provides guidance on finding the right job, outperforming peers and becoming a disruptive innovator while on the inside of an organization. Articles and resources on job hunting, intrapreneurship, selling and management are published regularly.