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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Career Advice That No One Told You -- And You Might Not Want To Hear
Career Advice That No One Told You -- And You Might Not Want To Hear: Your career is YOUR responsibility. That’s right, YOUR responsibility. Not your manager’s responsibility. Not HR’s responsibility. And certainly not your college’s responsibility (or your parent’s). Being successful means you need to treat your career like a business and treat yourself like a product that you work on improving, year after year. Define your career aspirations and then create a career development plan that you update on an annual basis.
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