The Two Career Paths of the Corporate Social Strategist

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    1. axelschultze 27 months ago | reply

      Great way to apply the "Project emotions curve" to career development. Totally agree to the dynamics. However - I wouldn't draw the curve go "down" if one is on the help desk. That is a very valuable job and we can see it with many that they are actually quite successful there. Only a few others obviously thrive to make it to the top.

      Just a philosophical aspect
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    2. FisherLaishram 26 months ago | reply

      Hi Jeremiah,

      Your blog is the first thing I look for in my reader. I a community manager at Sprinklr, and I wear different hats from strategist to community manager. In the #SMSS closing note, you said many of the strategists come from a communication educational background. I am an information management grad, love putting context to data, social media process management and frameworks. What do you think , I should do in my career to end up at 6 and not at 5?

    3. ixtlan 17 months ago | reply

      This essay makes the case for the role of a Super Connector in large organisations whose sole responsibility is to create the same levels of connectivity, collaboration and productivity achieved by open source movements, conversational software and social media platforms.
      winningbysharing.typepad.com/oaxaca/2011/06/super-connect...

    4. Vincenttervooren 5 months ago | reply

      I've reached point 3 and decided to leave the company at 4. Business units understand the needs and are asking for my support but top management refuses to recognize social media as anything else than a waste of time. I'm moving on to a company where understanding and support for growth of social media comes from every level of management.

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