Celonis’ Post

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Oh. What's the best piece of career advice you've ever been given, and why? Oh, that's a tough one. Wow. So it's it's like, I received the advice? How do we say that in English. Let me think about that. Be who you needed when you were younger. And I've always just carried that with me in my career. And I always try to be there and pass down the buck to the next generation. The best career advice I've been given is to be curious and to ask questions. Choose your battles because you need to invest your time wisely. If you can't explain it in ten minutes convincingly, then you can never explain it really well. The best career advice that I received was, from a friend and sponsor of mine and coach basically, and he said, never sell yourself undervalue. Do something that you are excited about and, that makes you curious. Go get what you want. And don't wait, for it to turn up in your lap. The best piece of career advice I received is it's like just the mind of never give up. You know, be confident in what you can do and what you can deliver and go for it. The shorter, the sharper, the better. Hard work, motivation, dedication are all keys to success, but you really need to go and ask, for what you want in life. It was to work with people that I'd like to be stuck at the airport with when flights delayed, and to pick a team, that I just like to spend time with. and that's, that's served me well throughout all my career. That I tried to get with more energy out of work that I have come with to work. So actually, I think I'm doing a good job if I get out of work and have more energy. Can I take a timeout? Sorry. I get too nervous in front of the camera. God.