Career Hyperdrive Course: Day 4

The Career Hyperdrive Course is a free 7 day email and audio course for technical professionals to help launch your career into hyperspace. Each module in this course is designed to help you overcome a major barrier to your career growth.

Here's what you're going to get out of the course.

• The motivation you need to overcome your biggest career obstacles and navigate asteroids.
• Productivity tips to help you crush it at work without killing your personal life (leaving more time at the cantina).
• Jedi mind tricks that will build your respect and influence across the organization without needing to move into a management track.
• A droid masterclass that's going to guide you through the process of selecting the right technology for the right problem, every time.
• Social engineering hacks to break into the elite inner circles and get a seat at the Jedi Council.
• A strategy that will raise your value (and salary) within your organization and increase your reputation and negotiation power across the galaxy.
• The peace of mind to unplug from the job without the guilt of leaving your friends to fight the Death Star on their own, or the fear and anxiety of being pursued by bounty hunters.

 

The audio lessons are available to everyone, but the action items and homework are exclusive to the students who subscribe to the email version of the course. (Hint: If you don't take action and do the homework, you're probably not going to change anything.)

 

Click here to enroll in the full course. It's completely free.

 

Module 4 How to Choose the Right Tech for Every Situation Without Breaking the Budget

 

Here's what you're going to learn in the fourth module of the Career Hyperdrive Course.

 

• The 7 technology problems that all stem from the root cause (and how to avoid them).
• The evaluation method to put every tech decision through.
• When to buy, when to build and when to forget the whole thing.
• A strategic way to roll out your tech solutions to right audience.
• The features you can safely ignore without imploding the project.