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The document discusses the differences between a job and a career. It describes a job that lacks plot, interesting characters, action, and any sense of victory or defeat. In contrast, a career is described as one's life's work. It advises job seekers to find their passion and develop competency in a niche, and stresses the importance of communication skills for networking with peers, management, and using social networks to get discovered. The key aspects for job seekers are said to be passion, competence in a niche, and strong communication abilities.
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Nerd Herding
- 1. Nerd Herding © Apteno L.C. Presented By: Tony Bibbs
- 2. The Herd
- 4. No Plot
- 6. No Action – Time crawls
- 7. No Victory. No Defeat.
- 10. Do you have Passion?
- 11. Other side of Passion
- 12. Competence
- 16. With Your Peers
- 17. To Management
- 19. Social Networks Get Discovered!