Are you a Dinosaur or a Cockroach
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Dinosaurs and cockroaches existed at the same time in history, But the dinosaur is extinct because The dinosaur failing to adapt, fossilized and went away. The cockroach is still around. Because the cockroach is adaptable and flexible. Nothing is 100% the same on the job, so you’ve got to have some flexibility.
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- 4. Perfect and job rarely go together in the same sentence. ◦ It seems like there could almost always be something not quite right with a job, but what’s important is how you handle those things that might not be perfectly the way you want them to be. ◦ So my question to you is… are you fossilized in your job? ◦ Are you so set in your ways that your mind isn’t open at all to change? Dinosaurs and cockroaches existed at the same time in history, But the dinosaur is extinct because ◦ The dinosaur failing to adapt, fossilized and went away. The cockroach is still around. ◦ Because the cockroach is adaptable and flexible. Nothing is 100% the same on the job, so you’ve got to have some flexibility.
- 5. In fact one can count on one thing while working —change. ◦ It is all about process improvement. ◦ What will make our company better? ◦ How can we better service our clients? ◦ How can we create better resumes to help our clients get interviews faster? ◦ These are all important questions that we ask ourselves daily. ◦ Companies who aren’t open to change eventually fade away.
- 6. My point is this (while I’m not going to go as far as to suggest you should be a cockroach… ew), I am going to say: flexibility and adaptability will take you a long way in your career. So never become so ingrained in doing everything the same way that you eventually fossilize and fade away.