I think there is an alternative offered here, it's just rather buried in there, I had to read it a couple times to find. I think these to bits of advice are pretty good:
"Today, success requires a modern perspective on the industry and actively managing your skills and relationships."
"Your loyalty must lie with your own career in the industry where you've chosen to work."
In my view, to a considerable extent, the work environment created by following Welch's management methods, turned each of us into a dog-eat-dog one-person-band even within the mainstream organization.
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I think there is an alternative offered here, it's just rather buried in there, I had to read it a couple times to find. I think these to bits of advice are pretty good:
"Today, success requires a modern perspective on the industry and actively managing your skills and relationships."
"Your loyalty must lie with your own career in the industry where you've chosen to work."
The dog-eat-dog one-person band?
In my view, to a considerable extent, the work environment created by following Welch's management methods, turned each of us into a dog-eat-dog one-person-band even within the mainstream organization.
no, it's pretty clearly not about that.
It's about being a good co-worker, because that's what gets you ahead in the end.