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Ask
Even people with more experience in the company could have doubts too. So, do not hesitate and ask.
Clarify your doubts it is better than correcting a mistake.
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Recognize
Understand the importance your actions have in the company.
- See the wide perspective your actions impact not only in your area but also in others.
- Congratulate yourself for each activity you did.
- Feel grateful for the learning and growth you develop.
But be...
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5 things I learned from my internship
There have been six wonderful months filled with knowledge, lessons, and moments that changed me. I wanna share the most important takeaways that could help you in your first job or internship.
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Three G's
There is not a bad situation, you just need to understand it. Follow this:
- Go and see the situation.
- Get the facts.
- Grasp the situation.
It's better to understand the cause and not the guilty.
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Connect
Businesses are made not only for one area. Each one of these areas is important to keep the company running.
- Communicate with your co-workers.
- Do not take anything personally.
- Create a bond of trust and support.
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Enjoy
The universe or God allowed you to take a new path or start a new adventure.
- Appreciate it, be grateful, and hug those new challenges you would face. Remember, err is human.
- Jobs are not easy, but they would give you a lot of rewards.
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Hello, I'm sharing five of the biggest takeaways I learned from my internship and first job. Hope you enjoy it.
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The right time to ask
- How is the financial health of the company? If the company is not doing well, this is not the time to ask for a raise.
- How is your manager’s workload? If your manager is under a lot of stress or focused on too many things right now, it may not be the time to ask for a ...
Don't Be Afraid to Ask Questions
Diversity and inclusion can be sensitive topics, and that inspires many people to avoid them altogether. They don’t want to ask the wrong questions or say something that could be perceived as insensitive.
Caution and awareness are admirable, but it also means you could be missing out...
Upon finishing the book
When you have more questions than answers, ask yourself:
- What are these questions?
- Would you like to direct your questions to a particular character?
- Are they questions that you may be able to answer by reading more about the author's life and works...
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