Utkarsh Narang and Speaker B outline six skills for Career 3.0: self-directed learning, teaching what you know in simple terms, storytelling, personal branding, working across different systems, and managing your skills like a venture-capital portfolio with both deep expertise and new experiments.
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The 6 skills that you spoke about, and I know we are getting into time. I think we'll have a part 2, Abhijit, where we'll speak about skills. But Career 3.0, 6 skills. What are those skills? 6 skills that you can just like phrase them.
Yeah. So one is, can you learn what you've never been formally taught? 2, proof of learning is, are you able to teach it in your own words without using anything that helped you learn what you did? You can't use that same content, simplify it and teach it. 3, can you become an outstanding storyteller? 4, because the more you are a So each one is linked. So you become a great storyteller, you are more effective in your teaching and so on and your learning. 4 is, can you become a great personal brand? If you are a great storyteller, you are— chances are that you are an outstanding personal brand. 5th is, can you play in multiple ecosystems and operate flexibly with that? And 6th is, think of your skills like a VC thinks of the portfolio. Some skills you are an expert, some skill you are a novice. It's all of that.