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Take your projects to the next level and work on them in your spare time. Tell your interviewer: ‘This is the work I did for the client. This is the next iteration, if we’d had the budget for it.

#mid-level professional #introvert #experience #interviewing skills
Jim Conti
Director of Talent @ Sprout Social

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Highly performing teams create a 'psychologically safe' environment. That means people feel safe to disagree with each other.

#mid-level professional #introvert #all Industries #team work
Bree Groff

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High-Performing Teams Need Psychological Safety

In this corporate world, we heavily focus on IQ as this is the key to progress. But no one thinks about EQ.
By IQ, you can impress someone really quick, but without EQ you won't be able to sustain that good impression.

#any level #introvert #experience #leadership skills
Muhammad Roohan
Growth Strategist @ The Ideators

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HuffPo on Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

Don't bring attention to any skill or experience you may not have unless someone asks you to address it. You'd be surprised how much people don't notice the things we don't focus on. If you feel like you're even 50% qualified for a role, go for it. A job description is just the employer's wish list. If you haven't done something on that list before, it doesn't mean you are not capable of doing it, but you may have to demonstrate why you believe you can (during an interview).

#entry level professional #introvert #all Industries #interviewing skills
Nadya Karastoyanova
Recruiter & Certified Career Coach @ FCB Health

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The way in which ideas come to life is from having so many people involved in everything we do so much so, that the notion of the singular leader who knows it all and has is it all figured out is dwindling. Instead, what’s emerging are leaders who’re able to hold their vision and see other people's talents to which they can extract to the fullest.

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Ozioma Egwuonwu
Founder (Strategist, Consultant, Speaker) @ BurnBright

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