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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2020 · 5 MIN

Be Soups!!

from Her Father's Daughter · host Ihinose Glory

What does the world say about versatility. Versatility is the key to effective Leadership- Martin Poll. In a world where everyone is unique, there is no one-size-fits all leadership strategy. Neither is there one-size -fits all for getting a job, being hired or starting a business. You have to be versatile, be able to adapt to doing many things or serving many functions. You may say why should i be versatile, okay, see this- you get more available work by being able to adapt to diverse client needs. You also stay relevant by adapting to design trends and what most clients needs. You are up to date with/on trends. You may have doubts on why you believe you should diversify because of the popular figure of speech "Jack of all trade, Master of none" which is a figure of speech used in reference to a person who has dabbed in many skills, rather than gaining experstse and focusing on one. I understand you but you may need to sit to see to know what skills you will be needing before you think versatility. All in all, Be a soup where companies like the swallow family would want to hire rather than a stew (not like stew isn't cool) you know what I mean now (It is just that it is only used with less number of foods). My advice again is to be soups...

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