The article discusses the importance of intentional career planning and goal-setting, drawing inspiration from the example of the Roman politician Cicero. The key points are:
Cicero meticulously planned his career path in advance, starting at the age of 27. He set the ultimate goal of becoming a Roman consul and worked backward to achieve it, strategically becoming a senator and praetor first.
The article contrasts opportunists who chase whatever opportunities arise with visionaries who have a clear vision of their career path and carefully shepherd opportunities that align with their goals and values.
It emphasizes the distinction between a job (a position of employment) and a career (a calling or vocation that spans one's entire life). To plan a successful career, one must set goals for what they want to achieve or who they want to become in a specified timeframe, and then take actionable steps to get there.
The article provides a framework for career planning, including defining one's career vision, describing the practical steps needed to achieve it, and creating a career timeline. It suggests that success comes from deliberate design, not just desire.
The article encourages readers to take a systematic and proactive approach to designing their careers, rather than allowing their work lives to "simply play themselves out."
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by Masauso Mose... 場所 medium.com 08-07-2024
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