9:30 (In the civilian world, if you're young) Definitely be risk averse with superiors/colleagues, but take risks in terms of betting on yourself and doing what you want to do in your career. i.e. apply for those dreams jobs, even if you don't think you're qualified. If you're not qualified yet, get them qualifications and then be ready to do your darndest to prove it. Even in giant industries, networking will give you that edge and get you in. Network, network, network. 13:22 DEFINITELY
Absolutely agree! Some of the best learning experiences I have had were very risky and didn't pan out. Reflect, learn and repeat until you get the desired outcome! As an individual gain more and more tenure in a career, the network should grow, staying engaged with professional contacts can really help later when you apply at a company where you know someone that can walk your resume to the hiring managers desk.
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9:30 (In the civilian world, if you're young) Definitely be risk averse with superiors/colleagues, but take risks in terms of betting on yourself and doing what you want to do in your career. i.e. apply for those dreams jobs, even if you don't think you're qualified. If you're not qualified yet, get them qualifications and then be ready to do your darndest to prove it.
Even in giant industries, networking will give you that edge and get you in. Network, network, network.
13:22 DEFINITELY
Absolutely agree! Some of the best learning experiences I have had were very risky and didn't pan out. Reflect, learn and repeat until you get the desired outcome!
As an individual gain more and more tenure in a career, the network should grow, staying engaged with professional contacts can really help later when you apply at a company where you know someone that can walk your resume to the hiring managers desk.
Great advice
Agreed, Jeremy!