7 Ways to Dramatically Advance Your Career

7 Ways to Dramatically Advance Your Career Bruce Kasanoff and Michael Hinshaw They didn’t waste time updating their resumes… The fastest way to advance your career is to drive innovation, rather than fall victim to it Copyright 2006 Rocket Raccoon Eliminate your industry’s persistent pain points Dramatically reduce complexity Cut prices 90% or more… find a cheaper and better solution to an existing problem $49 $427 - $854 iNav X iPad app vs Garmin chartplotter Images from iNav and Overton 4 Make stupid objects smart PlantLink lets flowers text you when they need water 5 Teach your company to talk Apple, Google and Amazon are doing this already Source: Ubergizmo Be utterly transparent… be more open and honest than any of your competitors Make loyalty dramatically easier than disloyalty Source: Origins.com Don’t bet your career on a company that hasn’t changed its business model since before cell phones were invented Source: http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/gaynor/tree03.html For more information… Based on this LinkedIn article: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/2013061712 0202-36792-7-ways-to-dramatically-advance-yourcareer Adapted from Smart Customers, Stupid Companies by Michael Hinshaw and Bruce Kasanoff You can download the Introduction and st chapter for free here: http://kasanoff.com/free-stuff/ Thanks to Flickr members John Jack Rice (cover) and Metro Transportation Library and Archive (#1) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0083Q18CW [...]...Don’t bet your career on a company that hasn’t changed its business model since before cell phones were invented Source: http://uhaweb.hartford.edu/gaynor/tree03.html For more information… Based on this LinkedIn article: http://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/201306 171 2 0202-3 679 2 -7- ways- to- dramatically- advance- yourcareer Adapted from Smart Customers, Stupid Companies by Michael... 0202-3 679 2 -7- ways- to- dramatically- advance- yourcareer Adapted from Smart Customers, Stupid Companies by Michael Hinshaw and Bruce Kasanoff You can download the Introduction and 1 st chapter for free here: http://kasanoff.com/free-stuff/ Thanks to Flickr members John Jack Rice (cover) and Metro Transportation Library and Archive (#1) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0083Q18CW