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Born to Build by Jim Clifton and Sangeeta Badal — WisdomDeck honest review
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Born to Build

by Jim Clifton and Sangeeta Badal

Gallup's research on builders, people who create new enterprises inside or outside companies: ten talents, three types (rainmaker, conductor, expert) and how to develop them. Includes a Builder Profile assessment.

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  1. Builders come in three types.
  2. Talent is identified, then developed.
  3. Teams need all three roles.

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Builder talent, assessed.

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