Are You A Hybrid Professional? | Sarabeth Berk | TEDxBoulder
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2019
- "Do you have multiple professional identities? Do you struggle to describe to other people what you do? Hybrid professionals are workers who blend and combine their different professional identities together, working from the intersections of those identities. This is what makes them unique and valuable, but up until now, we haven't had a way to articulate it. Hybridity is a critical way to conceptualize the workforce, and it's time we recognize and accept this key idea.
" Sarabeth Berk considers herself a hybrid professional who combines her artist/researcher/educator/designer identities to be more than her job title. Sarabeth obtained her PhD in curriculum studies and instruction, and leads innovation strategy in nonprofits, K-12, and higher education. When she isn’t transforming or disrupting the status quo, she listens to a zillion podcasts, solves word puzzles, and lets her curiosity run wild. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Relevant and timely how we constantly redefine ourselves. Love Sarabeth’s delivery.
This is such a breakthrough. Hybrid professional is something that we have been looking for a long time for the terminology. Thank you.
Relatable, varieties in professional areas brings pleasure and satisfaction and somewhere help overcome the fear of being confined to a narrow space.
With the hands of a surgeon, and the passion of an artist, I harness the power of fire and electricity to melt metal to build the world....
R factor 8
I love this topic! This speaks so many volumes!
This is such an interesting topic to discuss about. Thank you for sharing!
She presented the topic in a nice way, and I like to discuss together it 😊
Not so great thing is the truth that she has mentioned "once you are this hybrid professional HR industry thinks it lowers your credbility". But that's HR problem. This is why business suffers these days. This is why so many positions don't get filled in. Wake up guys, hybrid professionals are already in here. And no, not only in artistic fileds or digital world. Also in more "traditional" professions.
Lynn Tarintek glad you like it
The kid who built a nuclear reactor said the same thing. Most innovations happen when multiple fields unite.
The rearing of chicken
Press the button to eject me on moon.
Ugg thinking hard. ..give me a polio boom box
@@jmagangi1634 ha ha ha ha .. students fail moon landing
So good to hear this!! Thank you
So deep and true! Reminds me of Robert Greene's 'Mastery'.
Excellent. Thank you.
Value to me or someone else? Different things. As far as hybridity goes, I don't use half of what I know or what I can do at work. I bet it's the same for most. It's hard to get around Pareto.
I do use all I have gathered, from design to business strategy to human management etc, everything I do requires skills I have gained from my diff career trips so far. Eg: Operations Lead, I analyze processes and see how to be efficient and effective and affordable etc, in design I think about use cases and best cost savings ways of designing, for people management best ways to make life easy for them etc. Its all blended for me.
@@olamidecooldude That's not much then in a broad sense, kind of narrow and deep. I would find it hard to believe there aren't other things you are good at. For instance, I am in IT support and I am a supervisor. I have a master's degree in IS and know Macs very well, windows and linux ok. Been doing it 28 years, hardware and software support, networking etc. On the other hand, I can fix/repair/build a lot of different things. I do all the car and motorcycle repair and maintenance at home, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, glass work too. I've done a fair amount of grounds work, transplanted trees, put down sod, vegetable gardens, etc. I can weld too. I can play the drums(studied them for 4 years), some piano and guitar. I know how to cook fairly well and enjoy it, although I skip baking. A totally different discipline. And While I have a masters in IS, my undergrad is American history with a minor in biology. I am the type of person that does well with trivial pursuit and jeopardy. SO, doing IT support for me is auto pilot. There's a lot more too. I've had a total of 38 positions in my life, many outside of IT. I've done things like auto mechanics, glass work, construction inspection, but also child abuse investigator, bail enforcement, teaching environmental education and other things too. In my mind I could be useful in many ways at work, but when you're hired to do one thing, that's how they see you. Let me see if you could blend what I have done.
Loooool! Touché!
I agree and understand better now, best to Pareto to the context of the company ✌🏾
Sheeesh! That’s a lot 🤣
This is me! I can’t decide what I’m going to be when I grow up! I know I’m a leader, but I’m an empath, artsy, management, outside of the box, but I’ve got common sense! What am I supposed to do with that?! And where do I get one of those necklaces? 😁
I work for my local government they are transitioning from a government model to a corporate model since a lot of corporate people are ending up in government.... ie Trump! You want a hybrid professional but pay is on a singular model! Until pay scales match the hybrid professional I will do a single job for a single pay.
Yes I am tell you about all of the wonder skills talents and abilities that I possess however, you will receive those skills based on what you have decided to pay. The branding of the workplace is dangerous. Jobs are at an all time low and telling an employer that you can you can wear all of these hats just to stand out then wonder why you can’t see your kids, have several stress related illnesses and not enough pay to eat!
I always tell employers I’m sure your pay is comparable to compensate me for all the skills that you hope I will use don’t ask me to go above and beyond when my pay remains the same!
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Therapreneur
Very open-minded and inspiring speech. ❤
Hi sister 🧡💜
Very inspiring speech, and a delicious topic to discuss 😊
Sorry but what can I use this video for
Being a struggling actor(at 66,) means never having to say you have a REAL JOB, nor steady income, even a "normal" work schedule, nor retirement...Franco American Son once answered the "What does your father do question," with "mom says he's really and actor, but if he couldn't do carpentry, we'd starve." rr Normandy, France
Why not to be a succesful carpenter with acting as a hobby? I could never understand lack of flexible mindset in terms of one's own idea of job worth pursuing.
That's why I'm studying psychology, politic and improving my english even that my first field is history , I'm organizing them all to produce a new book which will touch all of these fields
The world doesn't need another book. Don't waste your time.
@@DEO777 thank you for your wasting time to replay to my comment 🤗🤗
@@karimgougue551 You're welcome but it wasn't a waste of time, I'm just trying to help you not waste your time. Statistically speaking, you won't sell enough copies of a book to justify your time, so it will be a waste. Anything you have to say is already in a book somewhere.
I wonder a world with more teachers like the one who was mentioned in the explanation.
Who knows one day...
That's something for me to be. A social sciences and teaching degree and a masters in speech pathology. I've just done some advocacy work for heritage protection and I guess I am a hybrid professional.
Wait the minute, what she said are fundamentally groundless, if a bus driver decided to help an elderly passenger, does that make them a hybrid professional? Not everything needs to be labelled
So inspired me
I’m a Clinical Herbalist, Marketing Professional, Meditation Teacher and Life Coaching.
Some of that latter bit sounded like rhetoric, but the general idea sounds good, however she isn’t the first professional to come up with this idea. That honor goes to Sweet Daddy D (Jeff Dunham), who’s hybrid title is a “Player In a Management Position.
I do what I do and I am what I am, a person. :) Beat the boxes, guys!
Woow amazing
Great activity
We can’t box 📦 in the soul.
I would like to know if women are more prone to be hybrid professionals
Scary stories
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EXCELLENT SPEACH!
GREAT SPEAKER
I THINK I DEFINITLY CAN IDENTIFY WITH THAT!
🦄 🐘 🐿 🦇 🦈 🦅 👾 aha
I feel like im a human, with hybrid alien dna
আরে দাদা, পিনাকি স্যারের টক্ ভিডিওটা কবে আপলোড করবেন...প্রায় ৪-৫ মাস ধরে অপেক্ষা করছি। তাড়াতাড়ি আপলোড করুন নাহলে বাড়িতে ছেলে ঢুকিয়ে দেব😤😤😤😞😞😞
I found myself here
Same here.
Q. So what do you do?
A. Well. I do well.
But the fish does not make sence
My father is a hybrid lol.
She’s so pretty in blue
You mean he
@@bakedcreations8985 got em.
An architect do well
I'm a fabulous pizza.
当たり前のことを大げさに言う北米の得意技(笑)
This was a really nice speech, but her website, the colors, and how everything is written and positioned really doesn't match her brand and the way she represents herself at all!
Seems like she couldn't find a hybrid professional to make her website/design her brand.
I noticed that this is a recurring theme with a lot of speakers/coaches.
Anyone else noticing this?
I m.just wanna connect u cn u add me in ur connectiom
Businesses already recognize and understand multi-talented workers. This talk acts like businesses don't recognize multi-talented workers which is nonsense.
earlyb
She look like bill nye
Give mey ♡ X box . I love covid. .. please snuff me out.
. I want a vacuum chamber. . Go fund me
Yes! Wearable vibrators are definitely the missing piece in the elevation of human beings.
Yikes! This is a person who should never mention the words hybrid and identity in the same sentence! I think we may be looking at extra genes on the end of the 23rd chromosome here.
So deep and true! Reminds me of Robert Greene's 'Mastery'.