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Giving and a Reliability Career

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Giving and a Reliability Career
Abstract

Carl and Fred discussing how focusing on helping others can enhance your reliability career and provide a sense of community.

Key Points

Join Carl and Fred as they discuss a philosophy of life that relates to giving. Topics include:

  • The value of networking
  • The value of working on standards committees
  • Opportunities abound when your focus is on creating value
  • Doing something useful for others pays off to you in unpredicted ways
  • Don’t begin with what you can get, provide support and good will
  • Answer people’s questions, take the time to help others
  • There is no way to know ahead of time which outward efforts will result in benefit to you
  • If you are genuinely interested in helping others, it will come across
  • What is Content Marketing?
  • Presenting at conferences is a great way to create goodwill and enhance your career
  • What does it mean to work yourself out of a job?
  • What is “pay it forward”?
  • When interviewing for a job, do not focus on benefits, focus on how you can help solve their unique problems
  • Philosophy: if you do good things, good things come back to you
  • Accendo business model is to help reliability people share what they know

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    SOR 871 Giving and a Reliability CareerCarl S. Carlsonshare
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