Comments on: Personal Branding, What's In It For You? http://uber.la/archives/4288 ... mythical tech community in the clouds ... Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:44:51 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Rob O'Daniel http://uber.la/archives/4288/comment-page-1#comment-1298 Rob O'Daniel Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:57:53 +0000 http://uber.la/?p=4288#comment-1298 So, how do you take it to that next level - to convert a personal reputation into a personal brand?<br><br>Aside from kickass work ethic and a dogged persistence in quality, how can I make sure I stick out in the smaller, but still crowded sea of an IT department with 45+ employees, how do I establish myself as a brand? I've been toiling away - mostly a labor of love - for more than a decade and still I feel as though many of my core philosophies, strengths, & values are not well known or appreciated by most. So, how do you take it to that next level – to convert a personal reputation into a personal brand?

Aside from kickass work ethic and a dogged persistence in quality, how can I make sure I stick out in the smaller, but still crowded sea of an IT department with 45+ employees, how do I establish myself as a brand? I've been toiling away – mostly a labor of love – for more than a decade and still I feel as though many of my core philosophies, strengths, & values are not well known or appreciated by most.

]]> By: rodaniel http://uber.la/archives/4288/comment-page-1#comment-860 rodaniel Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:57:53 +0000 http://uber.la/?p=4288#comment-860 So, how do you take it to that next level - to convert a personal reputation into a personal brand?<br><br>Aside from kickass work ethic and a dogged persistence in quality, how can I make sure I stick out in the smaller, but still crowded sea of an IT department with 45+ employees, how do I establish myself as a brand? I've been toiling away - mostly a labor of love - for more than a decade and still I feel as though many of my core philosophies, strengths, & values are not well known or appreciated by most. So, how do you take it to that next level – to convert a personal reputation into a personal brand?

Aside from kickass work ethic and a dogged persistence in quality, how can I make sure I stick out in the smaller, but still crowded sea of an IT department with 45+ employees, how do I establish myself as a brand? I've been toiling away – mostly a labor of love – for more than a decade and still I feel as though many of my core philosophies, strengths, & values are not well known or appreciated by most.

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