Productive Assets
These are the assets that help you remain productive across a long life.
Valuable knowledge - this is the extent to which the knowledge you have accumulated up to now is valuable and will remain so in the near future.
Your Valuable knowledge score is (out of 5)
As a matter of priority you need to consider accumulating new knowledge and skills, as your current stock is at risk of being insufficient or obsolete going forward. You should review and understand the types of knowledge that will be important for you given your career aspirations and put time aside to acquire these skills.
Peers - productive assets also depend on supportive colleagues who are prepared to mentor you and introduce you to their network.
Your Peers score is (out of 5)
Your networks appear very limited and narrow. It is time to reach out and develop new and more extensive networks of peers. Think about what kinds of networks you need and make a plan for how to build them. Without a deeper network the danger is your skills and work patterns will become more isolated and predictable.
Reputation - much knowledge creation depends on how others see you - and whether they view you as someone worth building a relationship with.
Your Reputation score is (out of 5)
You are not yet seen as someone others can come to for advice. Is this because you are very junior in your role or have you not given this much thought? Spend some time identifying areas where you believe you are particularly knowledgeable or in which you have a special interest. Consider the channels and platforms you can use to communicate this expertise and build your reputation.