I asked: "what's the best career advice you've ever received?"
I got 600+ replies.
10 of the best pieces of career advice:
I got 600+ replies.
10 of the best pieces of career advice:
Only take advice from people who have already seen the specific success you're trying to achieve.
from: @austinbelcak
from: @austinbelcak
When you go into an interview focus on:
1. having a conversation rather than an interrogation
2. Be memorable rather than smart
from: @Albadawee
1. having a conversation rather than an interrogation
2. Be memorable rather than smart
from: @Albadawee
You ought not to be perceived "the most talented person" in the room.
You ought to be perceived "most helpful person" in the room.
from: @theBMcopywriter
You ought to be perceived "most helpful person" in the room.
from: @theBMcopywriter
Heard from @aayushjaiswal07 when his mentor @drriteshmalik had said - "plan with patience but execute with impatience"
from: @notyourdrbatra
from: @notyourdrbatra
It’s ok to not know what you want to become. You can always figure it out and do it all over again, if you change your mind.
Keep in mind: if you don’t know where you’re going, don’t be surprised if you end up somewhere else. In both a negative *and* positive way
@paulfabel
Keep in mind: if you don’t know where you’re going, don’t be surprised if you end up somewhere else. In both a negative *and* positive way
@paulfabel
Ask deep and meaningful questions.
It helps build relationships, show your interest, set context, expand knowledge, etc.
Asking questions has helped me so much.
from: @marcuscelestin_
It helps build relationships, show your interest, set context, expand knowledge, etc.
Asking questions has helped me so much.
from: @marcuscelestin_
When I was looking to change jobs, Dan Ginsberg, former CEO of Red Bull North America told me: make sure you’re running towards something, not away from something. And it’s never let me down.
from: @VNL
from: @VNL
Think like a founder.
from: @TnvMadhav
from: @TnvMadhav
"above all else, optimize for learning" -
@aydin
"you get promoted for the job you've already done" -
@davegerhardt
from: @ManuelaBarcenas
@aydin
"you get promoted for the job you've already done" -
@davegerhardt
from: @ManuelaBarcenas
Family first , work next.
Because we are replaceable when it comes to work but there’s no replacement for a family lost.
from: @HausofHilton
Because we are replaceable when it comes to work but there’s no replacement for a family lost.
from: @HausofHilton
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