EPISODE · Feb 8, 2021 · 32 MIN
Why in the Background?
from The Background Dancer · host Jason Yap
As part of a double-episode launch, I now take you through the four major principles of why all this is so important to me, and hopefully also to you. This episode will expand on the tenets of: Community Building Enriching social capital by virtue of TRUSTEstablish connectivity by maximizing technology and talent mobility EducationNurturing more adaptable leaders and impact drivers in the industryLeadership as a cultivated trait rather than an inherent giftWorkforce VersatilityNeed for more multi-faceted artists in the everchanging industryDeveloping transferable skills in preparation for post-performance career possibilities Career ProgressionLack of HR support hinders talent and career development throughout cultural organizationsAnalyze and consider your career compatibility at all times Soundtrack: Birds - Tyler Twombly Support the showLike our offers? S2 Summer SALE!Check out our new Dance Masterclass YouTube reviewSign up for Dance MasterclassChoreographing Your Dance Career by Janaea Rose LynTry Nord VPNLike what we do? Help us grow byVisiting The Background DancerYouTube ChannelRate and review here Email me at [email protected] a survey Sign up here to receive future updates Leave a thought on Facebook and InstagramJoin the Facebook group and introduce yourself as a member of our community
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As part of a double-episode launch, I now take you through the four major principles of why all this is so important to me, and hopefully also to you. This episode will expand on the tenets of: Community Building Enriching social capital by virtue of TRUSTEstablish connectivity by maximizing technology and talent mobility Education Nurturing more adaptable leaders and impact drivers in the industryLeadership as a cultivated trait rather than an inherent giftWorkforce Versati...
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