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Use Training Wheels

Use Training Wheels

  • You are legitimately worried that something is beyond your capabilities, but that doesn't mean that you should not be involved at all.
  • Consider asking a trusted colleague or mentor to work on something with you so that you get some experience working at a level beyond what you have done in the past.

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