Comments on: Open Thread: What Makes You Valuable?

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By: Bhuwan

Bhuwan — Tue, 05 May 2009 10:07:07 +0000

What is your core value?
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Communication skills, subject matter expertise, 10+ years of experience of working with MNCs, Creative and Technical skills

How can you improve upon your core value?
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i think… i need an international degree in knowledge management …… dunno what else …. :(

Knowing your value, how can you improve your business?
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since i have worked on many cutting edge projects (involves huge budge) for medium and big companies, i can offer the same solutions tailor made to smaller companies which fits in their budget and this is my USP. i can now brainstorm with the customer on what are his real needs and a better solution for the same rather than just making a flash website for him(just because he wants fancy flash website for his company)

By: Troy Peterson

Troy Peterson — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 21:56:49 +0000

One of my strengths has always been my communication with clients.
The ability to take complex or mis-understood web technologies and concepts and explain them in a plain English manner.

This was started in my earlier days as a Tech sales rep and grew with my Web Operations manager experience at a publishing company.

By: Catherine Cantieri, Sorted

Catherine Cantieri, Sorted — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 13:57:43 +0000

1. Core value: This might sound weird, but I think my core value might be fun. Most people don’t think of organizing as fun (they’re all tragically mistaken, of course) and feel a sense of shame if they think they’re disorganized. But by focusing on the positive, reassuring them that they’re doing fine and making them laugh during the process, I like to think I can share my sense of joy in organizing with my clients.

2. I can improve on the fun by alleviating my *own* anxiety about getting prospects and clients. Anxious people aren’t fun to be around.

3. Reading my blog, I’m not sure my sense of fun comes through. I need to find a way to blend a voice of expertise with a tone of fun.

By: Colin Wright

Colin Wright — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 02:00:31 +0000

My core value is definitely my problem-solving abilities…I make it a point to be able to figure out what a client’s problem is, identify the best solution for it, and then carry out that solution.

In an effort to keep up this multidisciplinary value proposition, I’m constantly taking classes, attending seminars, reading books (and ebooks!), writing, documenting, talking, photographing and and number of other active verbs in order to keep myself up to date with what’s going on in the world and learning new skill sets.

I’ve been working to improve my business by taking the information and skills that I’ve accumulated and starting up sub-businesses under the umbrella of my main business. My newest endeavor, 3rd Education (http://3rdEducation.com), will be documenting my travels around the world while striving to optimize my mobile lifestyle (and working the whole while!). In May I’ll be launching Least You Need To Know, which will be a launchpad for a series of free e-books on various topics (the first being Personal Branding, which is getting polished up to release as we speak), and Verdant Collective, a virtual studio I started to take on larger, multi-contractor jobs than I would usually take with my main business, Colin Is My Name (http://colinismy.name).

Great post! Lots of good stuff to think about!