This presentation was delivered at UQ's MBA session in March 2015. I look forward to hearing how you implement the principles!
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6. Job Search 2.0
Recruiter $
Brainstorm Companies
Search Candidates (Talent Mapping)
Schmooze and meet potential
candidates
Recruiter sells you to the client so
they don’t have to advertise
Interview
NoYes
32. What stories are told about you in the
workplace and industry?
What stories do you tell?
33. 1.Act like the President
2.Speak Up
3.Conscious Collateral
4.Be the Linchpin
5.Inspire with Stories
34. On your table……
Fill out the card if you’d like me to
send you first three chapters of
“IMPACT”
Book signing at the table
Editor's Notes
Story Danielle- invested, going through major transformation
Given ‘opportunity”. Current work already a full time job, added more to her plate, MBA….
I asked her why
Danielle
Positioning matrix
!0 years in L&D marketing and career management. Spent internally positioning managers for executive roles
People marketer
I’m a bit like a rudder on boat
Write LinkedIn
Resumes
Bios
Presentation
Write and work with global executives from $250,000 to $million salaries. Eight Master Resume Writers in Australia
Story sitting in university lecture being told about this guy…
In my experience branding has become more prominent since LinkedIn and Facebook as well as an over supply in the job market.
Why??
Fast paced world
Over 300 emails per day
Doing more with less
By 2020 50% of the population will be self-employed
Those who stay in employment are those who can adapt the most
Why bother with a Personal Brand? Sounds like someone has too much time and money.
200 Million joined the internet last year
I don’t need to be local any more- global
Doing more with less
60% of a buying decision is made before contacted
Reason why they came to you
Disengagement- at any point in time 70% workforce are disengaged
What it’s actually about. Your brand affects the outcomes and results that you’re trying to achieve. Fight o
Well-known personal brands- what do you think of when you see or hear this person’s name?
Flpchart
Challenge as leaders is that it becomes complex because it’s not just one brand but a mix of individuals to get it all to work. You have innovators, supporters, connectors and implementers all together. It’s like an orchestra and you have to get it all playing together so you collectively have impact. If you don’t it only takes one person to bring it down a peg.
You may have even inherited the reputation of the previous manager and struggling to be heard because you’re tarred with the same brush.
Research has consistently demonstrated that when clear goals are associated with learning, it occurs more easily and rapidly. With that in mind, let’s review our goals for today.
At the end of this workshop, participants should be able to:
• Define your image.
• Control your image.
• Understand how to sharpen your brand.
• Use social media appropriately.
• Manage your brand in a crisis.
• Develop a professional appearance.
In the information age, personal branding is necessary for the success of any company or individual. Failing to manage personal branding can lead to misinformation about you or your company becoming public. Taking control of your public image is no longer an option.
Activity- What’s one area in your role where you can apply the first 4 seconds?Door way to the office
Dress- Uniform
Desk space
Don’t want vs what we do want.
Positioning- Danielle extra work and sold as an opportunity.
Impact is that you’re less effective and the message gets watered down. It also tells the business you can do more.
Servant leadership
Board of Directors
Delegate
Leveage your EA
Question opportunities
Batched meetings
Call in times
Why?
New Leadership
Ulimate in Personal Development. Be a better you and you’ll rock on stage
Leverage
Boris Groysberg is a professor of business administration at Harvard Business School and the coauthor, with Michael Slind, of Talk, Inc. (Harvard Business Review Press, 2012). His work examines how a firm can be systematic in achieving a sustainable competitive advantage by leveraging its talent at all levels of the organization. Follow him on
Twitter @bgroysberg
power of persuasion and excellent presentation skills—which one consultant called “the intellectual capability to interact with a wide variety of stakeholders.”
To answer these questions, we surveyed several dozen top senior search consultants at a top global executive-placement firm in 2010. As a group, they were 57% male and 43% female. They represented a wide range of industries, including industrial (28%), financial (19%), consumer (13%), technology (11%), corporate (6%), functional practice (6%), education/social enterprise (4%), and life sciences (4%). These senior search consultants worked in 19 different countries from every region of the world, including North American (34%), Europe (28%), Asia/India (26%), Australia/New Zealand (6%), Africa (4%) and South America (2%).
The challenge is there there are countless books written on the subject but more for those getting up to give a 15 min speech and get on and off stage without screwing it up, not an Inpired speech that is world class. To excite, engage and inspire and audience.
Steve Jobs
Visibility and leverage
Media training
Brand Your amplified
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LinkedIn
Resume
Dress
Voice
Wayne Grettzsky
Like an obitaury
In the long term start to think about responsibility to Organisation on LinkedIn
What and who
What trying to achieve and who will make it happen. They have clarity about the trait of friendliness and making people feel welcome. The goa is to keep people coming back.
Virgin story on touch points
People categorize ands judge quickly. It can often only take one bad experience to generalise and say
What do you want your team to be famous for? Identity
To begin is clarity of purpose. Clement stone- “definiteness of purpose is the start of all achievement”
Clarity of the resources in the team, clarity of outcome. 60% of people are dealing with the effects of unclear expectations. This means rework, procrastination and reduced focus. The business says we don’t know what we want but we know we don’t want that… Yes knowing what we don’t want is just as important as knowing what we do want but we need to know that a bit earlier where possible.
I recently took my aunt out for lunch on Christmas day, the service was brilliant
Have you ever bought a car, a fridge or had a problem solved at your hotel and the person had such an impact on you? If so, they were a Linchpin.
Jess Pryce Jones research found those most likely to have the most value and be most engaged
Seth Godin in book Linchpin known as having the most influence and leverage- He tell the story about Keith Johnson, a buyer for “Anthropologie” who spends six months of the year traveling the world visiting flea markets and garage sales, looking for extraordinary things. Not to sell but to beautify a store. It’s not easy to hire a Keith Johnson which is why he is so essential to their success.
If teachers have 30% of the influence of a students success then that 30% is about becoming the Linchpin. You get back what you deliver.
The future of work by 2020 means that 50% of the workforce will be self-employed. Those who retain their jobs are those who are conduits for the business.
Positioning for LinkedIn as example.
In innovation team who can connect people and concepts, articulate ideas and influence to make them come to life?
#4 Be the Linchpin
Had to look at what’s in it for them. Personal Branding for WIIFM
Networks with parents, other teachers, leverage solutions, JIT learning and problem solving
Build connections and advice form other teachers. Who are the most leveraged in your school? What can you do for them?
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Though Leadership
Industry events
Maya Angelou
It’s not what you said, not what you did but how you made people feel.
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Storytelling
NAB brussll sprouts
#5 Manage your Professional Online Presence
Start of the conversation
Started Body shop on 1997
Sold to L’oreal for $563 million pounds
If you think you don’t have an impact on the world, try going to bed with a mosquito.