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Being dually autonomous and collaborative

Naturally, people who can work with little or no guidance are exceedingly valuable at work. They take direction well and require no handholding. Top performers are not only autonomous, but they also thrive in group settings. Able to collaborate, share ideas and grind independently, these rare individuals are a double threat — in the best possible way.

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