Strategy that pays the bills.
Position, tempo, information, optionality. The framework that wins a board game is the same framework that decides whether your career goes the way you want it to. This section is the long form of that argument — essays on hires, promotions, sideways moves, exits, and the in-between calls that don't have an obvious right answer. Read it if you've ever been asked "where do you want to be in five years?" and felt the question was the wrong shape.
Career Strategy Summary
CAREER Career Strategy 8: Being a Good Mentor
CAREER Career Strategy 7: Up, Over, Out, or Stay
CAREER Career Strategy 6: Effective Interviewing
CAREER Career Strategy 5: Protecting your Personal Brand
CAREER Career Strategy 4: How to Get a Job at …
CAREER Career Strategy 3: Getting your First Real Job
CAREER Career Strategy 2: Job Search
Career Strategy 1: What do you want to be when you grow up?
Career advice from someone who's actually done it.
Brandon Stoker has worked in operations research at the DOD, LLamasoft, Nike, and Chick-fil-A. He's hired, been hired, been promoted, been passed over, started a side business (Stoken Games), and shipped a graphic novel via Kickstarter. The advice here is field-tested.