Is Your Personal Brand Portable to Another Job?

Is Your Personal Brand Portable to Another Job?

In this article, Mike Brown talks about the portability of personal brands and how it impacts job prospects. Brown explains that despite feeling strongly connected to a current job, leaving for a new opportunity may be beneficial because an individual's skills and relationships can easily transfer. Brown emphasizes the importance of cultivating productive relationships and delivering results, and shares a personal story of a reader who successfully secured a new job by realizing the portability of her personal brand.

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