Jason Mutzfeld - Managing Partner & CTO
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn.” ~ Alvin Toffler
Coach and author, Jason Mutzfeld, helps leaders and teams create learning cultures centered around the ethos of coaching to make work a place where everybody can celebrate their unique talents and strengths.
Find Work Worth Doing takes you on the journey to create meaningful work that meets your unique talents and strengths. It is the modern career strategy guide for anyone looking to grow, change, or reinvent their work by covering every aspect of a job seeker’s needs from the foundations of career management, crafting a personalized vision of success, through the technical details of a job search. Working through the activities and tips on writing a resume, searching for job openings, and preparing for an interview gives readers the edge in the modern job market. By recognizing each person’s unique definition of success, it helps you build your plan for fulfillment and job satisfaction.
Go beyond simply earning a paycheck to find work that excites you and makes you want to get up each day with a sense of mission and purpose.
Get good at what you’re good at. Focus to get better at it. Always work on putting it to good use. Make work something worth doing.
A few of J’s favorite appearances:
The Dan Nestle Show: A career is an asset, a job is just a job
PaintED podcast “Creating a Coaching Culture”
Moments to Momentum with Scott Abbott
J’s own podcast:
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Some people fall into technology. Jason grew into it through classrooms, community organizations, and years of watching mission-driven people struggle with systems that were supposed to help them.
That background shapes everything about how he works. He’s not a consultant who parachutes in with a deck full of recommendations and disappears. He’s a partner who sits with your team, learns your constraints, and helps you make smart technology decisions that your budget, your board, and your staff can all live with.
Jason has worked with organizations including Habitat for Humanity, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church, Trine University, and Indiana Tech — helping each of them move from technology uncertainty to technology confidence.
He is also a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach, adjunct faculty member, and the author of Find Work Worth Doing: The Handbook for Creating a Meaningful Career. His second book, Herding Cats: Raising Expectations in L&D, is in progress.
Jason is based in Indianapolis. He believes good work is possible for every organization — and every person.