What’s the best piece of career advice you’ve ever received—and do you still follow it?
You tell them to stand aside.Let me do my job that's what you do
Punctuality and yes I do practice this in every day life
Punctuality
Never stop learning—skills open doors.” I still live by it, constantly upskilling and adapting. It’s helped me stay relevant, confident, and ready for new opportunities.
Look beyond my current job. Determine the skills needed to advance my career.
"Stay curious and never stop learning"
To this day I stopped being terrified of mistakes and accepted that human power will fail at some point and to promise perfection is unrealistic but to promise that I will.always give best with the ability to admit to mistakes and the willingness to fix them no matter whY they are. When I adapted this mindset the stress eased .mistakes decreased and I was not asked to walk on water amazing
Do something that you love or have the passion of doing. I kept it for a long period of time until my work has become stressful and my passion for my job is dead and gone. It worked for 6 months lol
Working in retail, I treat customers the way I expect to be treated as a customer. Best advice ever given, LISTEN.... Listen to what your customer is saying and if needed, repeat what you believe you heard People appreciate the attentive ones. And ALWAYS acknowledge anyone walking through the door within 5 seconds of their arrival. We've gotten amazing reviews simply by letting them know we're aware of your presence and will be with you as soon as possible. Being polite goes a very long way