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What's the best advice you have ever received? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Senor Schmutzig
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James Bond
Footballguy
"Plastics"
Actually, it's probably: HR is not there to protect you. They are there to protect the organization.
Actually, it's probably: HR is not there to protect you. They are there to protect the organization.
"A man's got to know his limitations" - Dirty Harry I'll give my father credit for this because he was a big fan of Eastwood & Charles Bronson. While I didn't become a vigilante, I always struggled with asking for help seeing it as a sign of weakness. My son is far more stubborn & took alot of work to get him to understand realizing where you need help & when to ask shows much more about your desire to succeed.
One of my first jobs I was in a marketing agency with a client who was a friend of our owner, threw a good deal of business our way & expected to be treated like a king. Real a-hole. Long story - short - he made me bring small spiral notebook NASA scientists keep in their shirt pockets to every mtg with him so he knew I was writing notes about our meeting - even if it was just "reduce & center this image". To this day I bring a notepad to every meeting, no matter if planned or at a whim - aside from logical benefit, it gains alot of respect from those above.
One of my first jobs I was in a marketing agency with a client who was a friend of our owner, threw a good deal of business our way & expected to be treated like a king. Real a-hole. Long story - short - he made me bring small spiral notebook NASA scientists keep in their shirt pockets to every mtg with him so he knew I was writing notes about our meeting - even if it was just "reduce & center this image". To this day I bring a notepad to every meeting, no matter if planned or at a whim - aside from logical benefit, it gains alot of respect from those above.
MAC_32
Footballguy
I'm more of a 30 early and 30 late type, but I also take an hour and a half for lunch.
Senor Schmutzig
Footballguy
As an employee, you are literally a Human Resource. That's it. They even named a whole department after it. It clearly defines exactly what you are to your company.
