Navigating a Career Turning Point | Management Tip: Unpacked
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- When you're at an inflection point in your career, how do you assess and understand what you’re looking for? How can you leverage your strengths? What’s the best way to plot your next move?
HBR editor Amy Gallo gets tips and advice from executive coach Muriel Wilkins to help you when you're ready for a career change.
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Great hypothetically. Reality is that most people dont remember (chose not to or genuinely dont) favours and helps they received from others. There is always exception of course but largely people dont do reciprocity unless they are in a really good and directly advantageous relationship with the other person.
That’s consistent with my experience too.
Totally disagree with this comment. If you are not a taker, people always reciprocate.
This was such a great topic! I have enjoyed listening to both podcasts; Coaching Real Leaders and Women at Work. Thank you for such powerful insights and expert advice. I wish you both the very best!
I was thinking that I would lean into friendships to get this kind of insight. But here it is. Thank you.
Muriel is a top top coach! Absolute legend
That gut feeling, its Gods still small voice. Always listen to it and do what hes telling you and you will never go wrong 😊
Really admire and enjoy listening to you Muriel, your podcast has helped me alot in my d2d's
Great video thanks
Good Morning this is very guiding irrespective how long/ old one is in a Career and Thanks
Thank you HBR for creating this content!
What a great video, thank you both for your wisdom!
Thank you ma'am for loving Book. Keep it up dear ma'am. Love from India. Have you taught in Harvard Business School?
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Help me Harvard.. I just kind of came up with a new field that's technically not a field yet. Under utilized in this specific field. Nobody offers these services, they doesn't exist. Can I like patent that? I wanna get paid for my idea's. And it's a field that's going to require government certified training from a creditted school. I guess I'd have to research exactly the fields I'd require to say that that field, the person trained in it is an approved specialist.. I just don't know where to begin. World changing idea's.. No problem. Implementing them is procedure. That's boring to me. I just wanna get paid for it and move on the next invention lol..
So I was just checking and I found a video from the Patent Guy and he says I can definitely Patent a Service. I guess it wouldn't be hard if I'm also the only person creating this new medical field of technicians for this particular service. So, since I have little means I guess I'd have to create the Mission Statement, my strategy is to offer a new service at a loss lead to develop our client foundation and offer more specified professional services at a reasonable cost and trained technicians ready to offer advice in this field. Also, provide training services to said new field. Goal: My goal is to establish a Franchise around this service and anyone who wants to open it's like would have to secure franchise rights from us. I don't know how that works, I'm still studying what I can and can't do as the law is always changing..
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