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Self-Managing Our Priorities

Self-Managing Our Priorities

We need to take ownership and set priorities of the existing workload ourselves. Our priorities can be divided into:

  • The work that one is passionate about, and have build-in motivation for.
  • One's contribution, taking into account the company's needs.

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