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6 Be open to criticism.

6 Be open to criticism.

Whatever you’re working on, you want to deliver it on time and without much hassle—but more than that, when you feel driven or want to help drive others, you’re interested in how the process could run better next time.

Sometimes that perspective can come from a boss or a mentor ; other times you might get it from a peer who hails from a different background and who would try a radically different approach.

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