Entrepreneurship Lessons for Success (Collection)
by Edward D. Hess Bruce Barringer Charles F. Goetz, R. Duane Ireland, Wes Moss
16. Ask Without Asking
—Mylle Mangum (GE and IBT)
This chapter is for modest, hard-working people who just want to put down their heads and throw themselves into a job they love—people who want to get noticed for doing a great job. Most of the time, I have to admit, just working hard isn't enough. Unfortunately, as Linda Rabb's story in Chapter 1, "The Compound Income Effect," shows, employers are notorious for taking advantage of hard-working people and paying them just enough to keep them coming back to work every Monday morning. But being an outsider who shakes things up—like Bob MacDonald—isn't a strategy that will work everywhere. So Mylle's story offers a middle way: If you find the right employer—one who appreciates entrepreneurial thinking ...
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