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Dear #YoungProfessional,
Beat Deadlines, don’t meet it:
In the world of social media and the latest gist/violence, there is the tendency to relegate quite important things.
In the world of work, many will meet deadlines, others will miss deadlines but only the exceptional
Beat Deadlines, don’t meet it:
In the world of social media and the latest gist/violence, there is the tendency to relegate quite important things.
In the world of work, many will meet deadlines, others will miss deadlines but only the exceptional
beat deadlines.
Many times, young professionals equate beating deadlines to not having so much work. That’s not really true!
You can make a habit of beating deadlines, it only requires the discipline needed and self-application.
Many times, young professionals equate beating deadlines to not having so much work. That’s not really true!
You can make a habit of beating deadlines, it only requires the discipline needed and self-application.
It is likely that you’re working with a superior who likely also has a superior, thus, there’s a chain of command that probably need to review a piece of work before going to the client. Beating deadlines not only shows you as being efficient, it also shows you’re effective.
Dear #YoungProfessional,
Have you ever been embarrassed or stressed when well-meaning seniors ask you: "So, what do you want to do with your life?"
#ogamanager #careers #jobs
Have you ever been embarrassed or stressed when well-meaning seniors ask you: "So, what do you want to do with your life?"
#ogamanager #careers #jobs
It's a truly difficult question to answer if you haven't locked down a job, or don't have a concise, definitive explanation for how you intend to spend the next 40 - 50years.
How might you respond?
How might you respond?
1. Do not answer in a way that makes you seem indifferent or interested.
2. Form a 2-sentence elevator pitch that gives people an idea of who you are, what you're interested in, and what you've done in the past.
2. Form a 2-sentence elevator pitch that gives people an idea of who you are, what you're interested in, and what you've done in the past.
