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    What is the best career advice you wish you knew sooner?

    Erin Freeman
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    Arthur Liebhardt
    If you're aiming for a big corporate career, consider securing a job as an assistant to a board member, CEO, or CTO. While it may be incredibly stressful for several years, this role will provide you with opportunities to network and interact with individuals holding high positions in the same or different companies. If you perform well, it can pave the way for advancement into (upper) management.
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    Don't make rush decisions)
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    Shajedul Karim
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    hey Erin, the best advice i wish i'd grasped sooner? don't cling too tightly to the roadmap. often, we set rigid career paths for ourselves - linear trajectories that mirror societal norms or expectations. the truth? growth is anything but linear. it's a winding path, full of detours, u-turns, and sometimes, dead ends. don't be afraid to pivot, to explore, to redefine what success means for you. as much as the end goals matter, it's the journey that teaches, molds, and ultimately, enriches us. embrace the detours. savour the unpredictability. learn from the roadblocks. seek fulfillment, not just success. paychecks and titles might bring short-term satisfaction, but lasting fulfillment comes from aligning your work with your core values and passions. and lastly, remember - every step, every stumble, every soaring flight, is shaping you, equipping you, and moving you forward, even when it feels like you're going in circles. growth isn't a destination - it's a continual process. in relentless pursuit of better, Karim
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