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James Reed

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James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

A good personal brand.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

But how important is that, this personal brand concept, internally and externally these days?

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

And what should people be thinking about concentrating on?

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

So you mean internally in the organization you're working in?

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

So how do you find out?

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

Yeah, I mean, I think what you're saying as well is that you've become a key person in the team.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

You've become a key team member, which in terms of thinking about a career strategically,

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

is a good place to be.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

Sure, and it might create new opportunities for you.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

It's always important to leave a good impression.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

I like that thought.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

And I've often thought, you know, it's important to leave well.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

I mean, because no job is forever.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

And when we leave, it's important to leave well and on good terms so that when our paths cross again, that's not a destructive but a constructive thing.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

And they do cross over.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

So keep that in mind, folks.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

Yeah, that's very true.

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

One of the things I'm also observing is if you're thinking about your career strategically, choosing the right place to work in terms of joining a company that has an upside, that is growing, is showing potential for future success is also important, isn't it?

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

So one of the things I'm thinking about is it,

James Reed: all about business
69. The career mistake smart people keep making (and what actually matters) | Sophie Clarke

it's important to join an organization that's gonna, in a sense, carry you along with it.