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How Not to Get Laid Off

How Not to Get Laid Off
Brief Date: 
02nd Jun 2009
Brief Author: 
By Ariane de Bonvoisin and John Kilcullen

In talking with employers about what they most value in employees right now, it became clear that the key to surviving isn't so much about the skills you have, the awards you've won, or the tasks you perform day in and day out. It's as much about qualities, habits, and capacities.

Managing your career: Ariane de Bonvoisin and John Kilcullen identify 10 skills you need to survive the next round of layoffs at your job.

1. Remember: It's Not About You Right Now

2. Become a Black Belt at Change

3. Everything Is Your Job

4. Walk Away from the Water Cooler

5. "Unwritten Rules" Are Now Engraved in Stone

6. Step Up—and Wear Very Big Shoes

7. Transparency Is Your New Trump Card

8. Make Friends in New Places

9. Start Tweeting or Start Packing

10. Fit Club

Source: Business Week Link Below

 


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