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Rookie smarts

Book • 2014
In 'Rookie Smarts', Liz Wiseman argues that experience can sometimes be a hindrance to innovation and growth.

She identifies four rookie mindsets – Backpacker, Hunter-Gatherer, Firewalker, and Pioneer – that veterans can adopt to remain curious, flexible, and hungry for learning.

The book emphasizes the importance of unlearning, relearning, and maintaining a state of mind that is open to new challenges and perspectives.

Wiseman's research highlights that in many circumstances, inexperience can be more valuable than experience, and that the most successful leaders are those who can toggle between their veteran savvy and rookie smarts.

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Liz Wiseman
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Liz Wiseman on Building a Team of Multipliers
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Justin Hale
for its insights on hiring practices and the value of learning.
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Justin Hale
as a book he loves, focusing on the benefits of hiring slightly underqualified individuals.
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The conversation revolves around this, exploring the advantages of inexperience in the modern work environment.
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Ryan Gottfredson
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Liz Wiseman
's previous books, focusing on the advantages of a rookie mindset.
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