Why being invisible can be a good thing | David Zweig
In this refreshing talk, David Zweig brings attention to the "invisibles." It may seem that people are always searching for recognition of some sort. But there are those few who actually define success by their work going unnoticed. People like Jim Harding, who works in wayfinding, or Dennis Poon, who engineers skyscrapers, or Peter Stumpf, a piano technician. Listen in and find out why being seen does not always equate to success.
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Filmed at TED@NYC 2014.
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