Are risks worth taking when it comes to your career?

I am reading a new book 's risk / reward recently. Why Smart Jump and Bold Choice are the best professional actions Unclaimer can do, I think that sharing it on the Kuder blog will be a good topic

Kreamer is a graduate of Harvard, an experienced journalist, and former executive of Nickelodeon. In the first chapter, trace your career with multiple jobs in different industries, create experiments to test newly learned skills, and retry after inevitable recession.

Kreamer advocates "conscious, consistent, modest risk-taking" to recognize opportunities when opportunities occur and to develop the ability to make appropriate changes at the right time. What is the risk that you are not going to take it during your career?

Kreamer cooperated with prominent advertising agencies, said that they are investigating how people feel about identity in the workplace and how much they control their work life. She said that only 4 out of 10 people think that they will work on the same work within 5 years, more than half say they are considering changing their own careers as well as changing their jobs . She delves into the data from the survey and gets four kinds of risks / rewards. Blazer, thinker, defender, and drifter

Most of this book explains illustrations of each type, from media stars to things in your own work, so you can decide which personality you want to avoid or change.

To be honest, I did not get much from the risk / compensation type. But probably I am currently a part-time blogger as a "smart jump / bold choice" for mandatory retirees!

What is the maximum reward you can accept? Do you think this is a real career risk?

What do you think after reading this book? Are you a pioneer, thinker, defender or wanderer?

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The most important thing is to understand that riskless life is the greatest risk. You must risk to improve your career. When you take risks, you will gain experience and the lifetime of education. This alone is enough. The extra thing is just top cherry

There is never an appropriate time to take risks. After all, this is the reason they are taking risks. But while you are making them you can let you keep your house as much as possible. It is unbelievable that you can do it in the background when you get something with the autopilot when it tends to be more important in life.

Regarding risk, there are usually two kinds of people. Some people are willing to take the opportunity and think that they are willing to handle any outcome later, then others will play safely and compare the results before taking risks. In many cases, the person who takes the results will ultimately not take risks, and eventually you will miss the opportunity. Especially in your career, you can learn something from stakeholders. Looking up at the spirit of adventurers in 2018, you may just change your life and career.

Life is full of danger. Some are worth trying, others are worthless. Jump out of the plane. You go to class, get on an airplane, tie your parachute ... jump! This may cause you to lose your life. But you did your research, thought the outcome, and thought it was a risk worth taking. But there are questions: If you do not have a shoot, will you jump? I doubt this because you most likely die. This is not worth the risk. Some people risk compromise without insurance

You may have read Buffet to explain the risk that investment is worth taking. According to Gates, the entrepreneurial spirit is also a risk. Some people think that life is a risk, and risks are also important factors in leader decision making, especially in team building. When I directed the reflector in college, I tried to risk. So, when TEDxArkilla gave me the opportunity to grab Lawrence Oni, Femi Tanimowo, Seun Adewale, Anthony Okpechi, Esohe Asemota-Osagie, and David Oguike, I had no chance.