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Is life all about faking it?
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Sassy69
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You're never really prepared for anything - what you should develop tho is problem solving skills, self control, focus, confidence. I do agree 1000% w/ HR - you simply cannot compare the abilities you have say at age 40 vs age 20.
From my own life -- I pursued college including undergrad & 2 masters degrees in 3 different areas w/ the purpose of "preparing myself" and having the "right" credentials. The result -- in real life - I actually taught myself how to code in 1988 but didnt' actually take those languages until my masters degree (computer science). then I went to the business side after completing my MBA but I've literally spent the last 10 yrs watching dumbfucks run vibrant, talented people, great ideas and millions of dollars in resources into the ground in various start-ups due partially to greed and partially to stupid ass business decisions (or lack thereof).
There are always little things you have to do to "climb the ladder" but if you take a logical approach to them, apply a few wild ass guesses every now and then, have integrity in what you do, don't be afraid to ask questions, build relationships, stay focused on where YOU want to go - you will have what it takes to succeed.
From my own life -- I pursued college including undergrad & 2 masters degrees in 3 different areas w/ the purpose of "preparing myself" and having the "right" credentials. The result -- in real life - I actually taught myself how to code in 1988 but didnt' actually take those languages until my masters degree (computer science). then I went to the business side after completing my MBA but I've literally spent the last 10 yrs watching dumbfucks run vibrant, talented people, great ideas and millions of dollars in resources into the ground in various start-ups due partially to greed and partially to stupid ass business decisions (or lack thereof).
There are always little things you have to do to "climb the ladder" but if you take a logical approach to them, apply a few wild ass guesses every now and then, have integrity in what you do, don't be afraid to ask questions, build relationships, stay focused on where YOU want to go - you will have what it takes to succeed.
GoldenDelicious
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youre not "faking it"
youre "managing expectations"
youre "managing expectations"
vixensghost
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LOL...I still have no idea what I'm doing in regards to my child Smurf and Stilleto.Damn, too many curve balls everyday with kids.
Stref: The wisest woman is generally she who thinks herself the least so.
Stref: The wisest woman is generally she who thinks herself the least so.
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heatherrae
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ALL new lawyers feel this way. Prepare, prepare, prepare, but don't be too afraid to go out on a limb, especially in court. My best moments have always been when I was feeling like a maverick.
seaking420
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In a way it is. When I'm at work Im very professional, but as soon as I leave, I'm hittin the bong and talking slang. I know this guy who is very high up in a company and makes 300g's a year. After he gets off of work he blazes a phatty and opens up a beer and chills out. No one at his workplace would think that he's like that outside of work.
There is alot of faking in life, you got to play the game in order to succeed.
There is alot of faking in life, you got to play the game in order to succeed.
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heatherrae
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HumanTarget said:
I'll do it by proxy. I'll push you.
vixensghost
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stilleto said:
I'll bite....Bait?
