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The Value of Knowledge in a New Job
Lloyd Lawrence, Manager, Australia, SIG Leader
Knowledge is an interesting thing: in one respect, once we have it, we never lose it. In another respect, when a change occurs our previous knowledge typically has limited application to a new situation.
Having just moved from the Aviation industry to a State Government Education organisation, in a lot of ways I need to start all over. Time for me to step back, observe and learn the new organisation. Time for me to evaluate my previously gained knowledge and see how I can apply it for the best for my new organisation. I'm looking forward to getting stuck in and contributing!
⇒ What successes have you had applying previous knowledge in a new organisation just after a job change?...
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Value of your Knowledge When Starting Over
Ahmad Sultan Abdulla, Consultant, Malaysia, Member Agree with Jaap. Starting in a new job is actually a good thing in all respects, as it opens up new horizons and new ways of doing things. Your "core ...
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Value of Knowledge in a New Position
Geoffrey Athey, Director, United States, Member Every new person changes an organization. The key as a new guy is to not tear down fences too quickly (before you understand why they where built in t...
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Knowledge in my New Position
Lloyd Lawrence, Manager, Australia, SIG Leader I am now five weeks into the new role and indeed I have been able to apply my "base" knowledge on a daily basis. I'm frequently adding value throug...
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Some Value Factors on Changing Jobs
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member Coping with the different culture of the new organisation requires an adaptive mind set. By observing and learning you can develop a delivery mechanis...
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What is the Value of Changing Jobs?
Rajesh Sharma, Manager, India, Member My opinion is very clear and firm that when one meets new employees, people and stakeholders that will certainly enhance one’s knowledge which can be ...
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Value of Experience in a New Job
Isaiah Maisiba, Accountant, Kenya, Premium Member The new job poses two pertinent issues: A new environment and a new job.
Of the two, the latter is easier to navigate through if the organisation...
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Job Change Knowledge and Learning
Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom, Premium Member I am recruited to apply my knowledge and cumulative experience.
Moving within a career line, even across industries, the learning concern ...
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Knowledge is Valuable for a New Job
jeymerd bello, Analyst, Member The knowledge we already have is always important for a new job. One's knowledge contributes to the new job as innovation or by improving the work met...
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