Technology & Innovation — April 10, 2012

Guy Kawasaki: The Simplest Piece of Career Advice You Don’t Want to Hear

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Guy Kawasaki is the author of ten books, including his latest book, Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds, and Actions. For four years he evangelized Macintosh to software and hardware developers and “led the charge against world-wide domination by IBM.” In this video, he offers the simplest piece of career advice you don’t want to hear.

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