Re: Advice to Those just Starting Out
SAVE
this is the best advise I can give. No matter how much, just make a pledge that you will save a fix amount per month and then stick to it no matter what. When person is single, its EASY to spend freely and thats where your discipline will be tested.
ENJOY
When you are single, you can take risks and also enjoy life at the same time. Once you have a family, your decisions (specially career decisions) become more conservative.
Re: Advice to Those just Starting Out
Direct deposit a fixed amount into a savings account every month that you dont touch or see...the rest should go into your personal checking.
Re: Advice to Those just Starting Out
Build trust with folks you are working with. Dont go for immediate small gains at the expense of others. Look at big picture. Be honest. Do each task that is assigned to you to the best of your ability. Be reliable. Deliver more than you promise. Share. Dont kiss up and kick down.
Enjoy your work. Absorb like a sponge - but also share what you know. Keep in mind every transaction has to be 2-way. Give back at least as much as you receive.
Once you build trust and reputation for honesty and reliability, interesting projects will come your way.
Take time building relationships/friendships.
Re: Advice to Those just Starting Out
on their own....?
the whole entry level job, parents are far away, etc
any advice from personal mistakes and experience you might have? please share
at that stage the biggest fear is messing up everything and ending up homeless :(
If the purpose for work is to get wealth.........
Get Married!
alone you are simply one person; whether Man or Woman....
Like the sages say: aik = aik
However dou = giarah
one person alone is only equal to one
but when there are two people together they equal eleven!
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Haha Independent Woman...
"When the Women go out looking for a career and the men siting at home wearing bangles"
LAWL
Re: Advice to Those just Starting Out
Build trust with folks you are working with. Dont go for immediate small gains at the expense of others. Look at big picture. Be honest. Do each task that is assigned to you to the best of your ability. Be reliable. Deliver more than you promise. Share. Dont kiss up and kick down.
Enjoy your work. Absorb like a sponge - but also share what you know. Keep in mind every transaction has to be 2-way. Give back at least as much as you receive.
Once you build trust and reputation for honesty and reliability, interesting projects will come your way.
Take time building relationships/friendships.
thanks i got plenty of offline friends, that isn't really an area i need to improve on, am a total social being. it's mostly that fear after finishing up classes and getting the new job but really nice pointers y'all