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I think the author is using the term in the more common sense of "good value" as he includes this: > choose the available job option that offers the greatest v
by dcminter 9y ago
I think the author is using the term in the more common sense of "good value" as he includes this:
> choose the available job option that offers the greatest variety of these traits in exchange for career capital
- wherein he defines both value and what you're paying for it.
I assume that by "career capital" he means the opportunity cost of working for one organisation over another.
- maroonblazer 9y agoI took it to mean a set of skills that will make you valuable to any employer longer-term or could be used to bootstrap your own venture.