With the last quarter of 2019 approaching, why don’t we look back at the top Career tips we have received this year? Take a look!

“It’s about who you are in the process,” – Mary Lee Gannon, CEO.

As the owner of a $24 million healthcare foundation (plus a certified executive coach), Mary Lee Gannon shared her advice from her 20 years of experience as a CEO. On one’s hand, it could mean that you should always remember this advice when applying it to your world. Besides, when making individual choices and decisions, you could ask yourself, “Who am I being in making this choice? Talking this way? Taking on this assignment? Performing this way?”

Execution is the key!

Shamina Singh, President of Mastercard’s Center for Inclusive Growth stated: “It’s about building the skillset to get you that job you want in that company you want,”. She also noted: “They’re not amorphous. I think it’s making sure you’re being very real about how you plot the points….You have to have an implementation plan… Execution is as important as the aspiration.”

Know how money moves!

In your career, when you know how money moves, you understand people’s agendas and motivations better. As a result, you can find out what they may need from you to achieve their goals, which in turns can help you achieve yours.

Get varied experiences!

Without a doubt, earning experience through various fields plays an important role in your career development. Even if you are aiming to work on a specific field, having other experience and skills in others might come in handy. Despite having a permanent position, there is no reason for you to stop learning and striving to become a better ‘version’ of yourself! By doing this, you are always one step ahead in the career game. Furthermore, you might explore more talent for hidden potentials of yourself that you might have missed.

Say YES!

In life, sometimes all you need to do is to say YES! Don’t back down from a challenge, even if you don’t know what the result will be. Do believe that you can surpass any expectations. And if you don’t, it’s always a good learning experience.

Never Stop Asking!!

If you don’t raise your hand, how will you get the chance to answer a question at school? During your career, asking is something you should do when seeing an opportunity comes. Maybe you want to take charge of the upcoming project, speak at a presentation, or even ask for a challenge to develop your skills? Furthermore, asking for a raise and perhaps a promotion should be on the list. If you don’t want to start this strong, maybe ask for feedback on and on, and it can lead to asking about your “performance review.”

Top Career Tips Of 2019

We hope you find these bits of advice as useful as they have helped us. If you have more to share, don’t hesitate to send them our way!!