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Don't undercut yourself

Fully own your accomplishments. Avoid humble-bragging as it can reduce how competent you seem and make others dislike you.

Conversely, if someone compliments you for an accomplishment, don't downplay it. "It was no big deal." A simple "thank you" is better.

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