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Loading... Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? (original 2010; edition 2011)by Seth Godin
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Linchpin is like a bad Khalil Gibran of trite professional improvement advice. Its 90% obnoxiously inspirational, and 10% useful information. ( ) I'd heard about Seth Godin for a long time now, but this the first book of his that I read. It was an interesting place to start. Godin argues that a linchpin is a person who generates value through their creativity, making them indispensable to any company they create. He does not say that this is an easy thing to do or that it will win you the good will of your boss or your peers, but it can give you a form of security that traditional career paths no longer offer. It game me plenty of food for thought.
Read it to inspire yourself. ... Read it for a new perspective on your job, your boss, your parents, your friends, your school, your childhood, your life. Distinctions
The bestselling author of "Tribes" and "The Dip" returns with his most powerful book yet in which he explores why some people make a difference in their fields--and others don't. No library descriptions found. |
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