What is the best experience you have learned in the profession and continue to apply?

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What's the most valuable thing you've learned and cannot forget in your work?

Cagri Sarigoz · Accepted Answer

Spend 80% time and energy on execution, 20% on exploration and big bets.

Daniyar Yeskaliyev · Answer

@dogu.gul not always, because imo negotiation skills are applied to very certain cases - like decisive meetings or conversation when your interest seems to be against someone else vision.
And you as a negotiator need to find a way to solve this conflict of interest in your favor, without making your peer/partner/opponent feel as if they're losing.

So it's not like day-to-day skill, but helps with contract negotiations, interviews, raises, promotions - or pushing your ideas on who to hire, where to direct the product, what new practices implement in the company etc.

Daniyar Yeskaliyev · Answer

Negotiation skills

Doğu Gül · Answer

@software_guy Yeah, communication has always been essential in the workplace

Doğu Gül · Answer

@dan_yes It may allow you to get things favor of you, huh? :)

Software Guy (Aarvy) · Answer

@dogu.gul Yes, it is indeed! Do you work with clients as well?

Software Guy (Aarvy) · Answer

Communicating with your clients.

Pankti Shah · Answer

Need unlearn to learn something new

Doğu Gül · Answer

@cagrisarigoz I think applying 80/20 rule to business may be helpful to get better results

What is the best experience you have learned in the profession and continue to apply?

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