Trending post
Nur Yunlu

Follow
Restaurant Worker / Designer / Marketing
Report
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received—and did it help you?
27
21 Answers
about 1 year ago
Like
Answer
Share
1y
3
Reply
3 Marked Helpful
Ricky Swinson

Follow
Medical-record Clerk at George Washington University Hospital
Report
Learn your product …be professional at all times and Listen carefully to what they are saying so that you can answer them and not waste time!
1y
2
Reply
2 Marked Helpful
Lora Cline

Follow
At Home Customer Service Representative
Report
Learn all you can and rely on information that you have learned for this job.
1y
2
Reply
2 Marked Helpful
Terry Paster

Follow
Custodian Worker at Project Work
Report
If you can think it you can do it
1y
2
Reply
2 Marked Helpful
April Bethune

Follow
Office Manager at Lightbridge Academy
Report
Having built my career in the financial world; I learned to read the daily financial papers to stay current and able join conversation with colleagues and senior managers at work. It helped to build my confidence. A Bethune
1y
2
Reply
2 Marked Helpful
Kevin Dugan

Follow
Report
Look for work to be generally helpful.
1y
2
Reply
2 Marked Helpful
AD
Albert Dixon

Follow
Report
Be on time learn the job and be consistent
1y
2
Reply
2 Marked Helpful
Leia Mansfield

Follow
Supervisor Spray Lawn And Tree Service at Sunny Tree Service
Report
I need a job bad
1y
1
Reply
1 Marked Helpful
Leia Mansfield

Follow
Supervisor Spray Lawn And Tree Service at Sunny Tree Service
Report
Completely right
1y
1
Reply
1 Marked Helpful
Lance Tewell

Follow
Seasoned Professional in Operations, Logistics, and Management
Report
Great point !!!1
1y
1
Reply
1 Marked Helpful
See more answers
Add
One of the best pieces of career advice I have received was probably to "always cover your actions." Here meaning that you should always have a good reason and process for doing what you're doing. For example, before you are asking a question, make sure the answer isn't otherwise available. Everything you do on the job should have a defensible reason.