by Douglas E. Welch, career@welchwrite.com

206-338-5832 Reader/Listener Line

Would you read a story or novel where, at the end, nothing has changed? Would you feel anything for a character who has learned nothing over the course of the book? Would you read the next book in the series? I think not. That fact is, change is what makes a great story. We want characters who learn new things and change over time. We want to know more about them. We want to understand their decisions based on past behavior. The same goes for your career. If you aren't changing, both personally and professionally, why should anyone care about your career?



Next Friday: February 16, 2007: Is your company evil or stupid?

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