What Will You Do When Everything Changes?
What will you do when rapid media change happens again?
What will you do when rapid media change happens again?
I interviewed Jamie Notter and Maddie Grant last week in Georgetown to prepare for their xPotomac session on millennials in the workplace. The resulting answers were both insightful and funny!
Understanding what is coming next and how to evolve a skillset to meet change are critical challenges for today’s worker. But successful evolution begins with an attitudinal shift.
Welcome to the evolution revolution. The great challenge for us as communicators is maintaining a constant state of learning. Only then can we transform and successfully meet the times over and over again.
It is important to remain teachable so life doesn’t pass you by.
The medium is the method. We have no choice but to change or become irrelevent.
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