-: So being able to have a proper work ethic,
show up on time, right.
Don't criticize, but ask questions first right.
Be reliable,
be able to convey when you can't be reliable,
that will get you a long way
because that impacts the people you're working with.
And those people will be able to influence
opportunities later in life.
So, for example,
if I don't reach a deadline,
I've really upset somebody
or I write something terrible
and I know it's terrible
but I checked a box,
right I got it done,
and that person recognizes that
or they find out about that I was late,
they might not give me an opportunity down the road
that I won't even know about.
So right there's a level of ignorance here
that if you upset somebody,
I mean there's ways to compromise of course.
But if you upset somebody,
that person may not give other opportunities
and those other opportunities you're not given
could have an impact on your career.
You don't know unless you know, right.
So being able to sit back
and say how can I do this the best way possible?
How can I be accountable?
How can I be honest
when I can't be accountable?
And have the foresight to do so.