5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers (Review and Analysis of Citrin and Smith's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from James Citrin and Richard Smith's book "The 5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers" reveals the results of a study on over 1.2 million successful people. In their book, the authors identify 5 key patterns that can be seen in the majority of successful people and they analyse each of them in turn, explaining how you can adopt them into your own life. This summary is a must-read for anyone who wants to climb to the top of the corporate ladder.
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Book Presentation The 5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers by James Citrin & Richard Smith
Book Abstract
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Summary of The 5 Patterns of Extraordinary Careers (James Citrin & Richard Smith)
Pattern #1: Understand how value is created in the workplace – and get into action
Pattern #2: Be benevolent – help others succeed and they will in turn help you
Pattern #3: Find a sensible and realistic way to overcome the permission paradox
Pattern #4: Exceed your job description and make unexpected breakthroughs
Pattern #5: Find a good fit – a position that harnesses your strengths and passions
Application: How organizations put these 5 patterns into practice
Conclusion: How individuals can and should apply these 5 patterns
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
Why is it some people make it to the top of their organizations while others with equal talent seem to never fully reach their potential? Does it really come down to luck, political savvy or aggressiveness?
To answer this question definitively rather than by anecdotes, a three-pronged research project was carried out:
A database of 1.2 million executive employees was analyzed for recurring factors.
8,000 written surveys were sent out, of which 2,000 were completed and returned by senior executives by mid-2002.
More than 300 face-to-face interviews were carried out over a two-year period to identify thoughts, goals, beliefs and behaviors.
This research program showed statistically that extraordinary careers follow a trajectory which is consistent irrespective of the industry within which these executives worked. The five career patterns which differentiated those at the top from all others were:
"The five patterns are not a simplistic formula for distilling the complexities of a career into a set of rules. Many of us desperately yearn for a simple set of rules for dealing with the complexity of our working lives: Do these ten things, avoid these five.