Automatically translated.View original post

The More Damn the Bigger: Important Lessons from the First Job

I remember that when I graduated, I was very excited about my first job, but everything didn't go as well as I thought, 💼 first job as a production engineer, but one day the boss called to talk and what he said to us:

"I hired her to solve the problem, not hired her to create the problem."

This saying makes us feel like we were here. Can't we do anything? 😔 At that time, thinking, "Did we do something so wrong?" It was very shocking and made us look back at ourselves, working at that time with elder head, and compared the difference we found was to go down to see the work page, not just the information from the paper.

After that, we started to go down the page, learn from what was actually happening, encounter problems, understand situations, not just from the data on paper 📝. The truth on the page was more complicated than what we saw from the outside. The need to really touch and understand the problem made us see the big picture more clearly.

As you adjust the way you work, take more space, understand the problems and the people involved, the work begins to improve in order 🎯 what used to be a problem, become an opportunity to improve yourself, until finally the head who blamed us becomes the most loved and respected boss.

🗣️ lessons.

- Criticism is an opportunity to grow. The sore reproach of the day makes you improve and advance your career.

- It is important to get down in front of the job. Working successfully is not just by sitting at the table, but by learning from real situations.

- A good boss is the one who drives us to get better. This boss never wants us to feel bad, but he wants us to grow up and get better.

Today, looking back, I'm grateful for that rebuke, no matter what business we're moving to, the concept of work, job learning is a blueprint that works everywhere. 😊

What kind of supervisor have you ever met? Can type to tell each other.

# Tell a story at work # Experience working # Drug sign with lemon8 # Trending # Develop yourself into a better person # Develop yourself

2024/9/25 Edited to

... Read moreการเริ่มงานแรกถือเป็นก้าวสำคัญในชีวิต ซึ่งไม่ใช่แค่การค้นหางานที่ใช่ แต่ยังเป็นการเรียนรู้จากคำติชมที่อาจเริ่มจากความรู้สึกขุ่นมัวมาที่เกิดขึ้นในช่วงเริ่มต้น หัวหน้าที่ดีไม่เพียงแต่ให้คำแนะนำ แต่ยังเปิดโอกาสให้เราเติบโตผ่านบทเรียนที่ซึ่งอาจจะเจ็บปวดในตอนแรก แต่กลับสร้างโอกาสในการพัฒนาตนเองในระยะยาว การลงพื้นที่และทำความเข้าใจปัญหาในสถานการณ์จริงเป็นสิ่งสำคัญ ไม่เพียงแต่ให้เราเห็นภาพรวมที่ชัดเจน แต่ยังช่วยในการสร้างทักษะการวิเคราะห์และการแก้ปัญหาที่สำคัญในชีวิตทำงาน การร่วมมือกับพนักงานคนอื่นๆ เพื่อหาทางแก้ไขปัญหา เริ่มจากการฟังความคิดเห็นและมุมมองจากคนอื่น จะช่วยทำให้เห็นเพอร์สเปคทีฟที่แตกต่างและเปิดตาให้กว้างขึ้น การนำประสบการณ์ที่ได้เรียนรู้มาต่อยอดในงานใหม่หรือสายอาชีพที่แตกต่างกัน สามารถสร้างแนวทางการพัฒนาตนเองให้ได้ผลดียิ่งขึ้น อีกทั้งยังสามารถช่วยให้เราสร้างความสัมพันธ์ที่ดีในองค์กร ซึ่งจะนำไปสู่โอกาสที่ดีในอนาคต สำหรับผู้ที่กำลังมองหาหรือเริ่มต้นในอาชีพใหม่ จงใช้ประสบการณ์การทำงานแรกของคุณเป็นพิมพ์เขียวเพื่อก้าวไปข้างหน้าในเส้นทางอาชีพของคุณได้อย่างมั่นใจ

Related posts

G.O.A.T

G.O.A.T

340 likes

First Day at my New Job - 5 Things I Learned
First day at my big girl job 💼✨ and here are 5 things I learned: 1. Companies that value people >>> 2. Open offices can actually work 🙌 3. Confidence starts with a cute outfit 👗💄 4. Map out your commute the night before 🚗 5. TAKE your lunc
hannah.c.farley

hannah.c.farley

11 likes

A clear blue sky with a yellow sun icon, overlayed with text "My first job 3 things I learned about myself as a result of the experience" above a cityscape featuring modern skyscrapers.
A young woman smiling on a rooftop patio with city buildings in the background. Text overlays discuss hating micromanagement and the feeling of a lack of trust.
A street scene with a person walking on a sidewalk, cars on the road, and buildings. Text overlays state "2. Learning > Pay" and explain prioritizing learning over salary for career growth.
3 lessons my first post-grad job taught me 🫣
Man, did my first job teach me a lot. Both good and bad! When you’re first entering the corporate world, you realize that a lot of the things you think were going to work out a certain way, just don’t. Most people don’t want to be friends at work. Corporate lingo will make you feel like you’re p
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

18 likes

Things my first job taught me about success ✨
If there’s one thing you take from this post, it’s that your career is YOURS. So, make decisions that will advance you and make you happy, not anyone else. My first job introduced me to a lot of new things, and I even was faced with an opportunity where I had 2 job offers at the end of my intern
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

11 likes

3 lessons from my first marketing job ✨
At my first email marketing job at a major tech company, I learned some important lessons EVERY corporate girly should know. 1. Keep a WINS folder. Save every props, award, successful project, promotion, positive testimonial, and more. Keep it in a personal drive that can't be wiped when yo
Jane 🦧

Jane 🦧

0 likes

What lessons did my first tech job teach me? 👩‍💻
💭 My first year as an engineer was one of the most intense and transformative experiences of my life. I went from being a student who could take her time on projects to someone responsible for real systems used by real people. Everything felt new and high-stakes. I made mistakes, learned lessons th
vedha | career tips (tech) 👩‍

vedha | career tips (tech) 👩‍

6 likes

Things I wish I knew before my first job
🌟 Embarking on your career journey? It's a mix of excitement and nerves! Let’s build on what I shared about starting a career. 🚀 Confidence is vital. It’s not just a feeling but a presentation. Practice speaking with clarity and conviction. Your voice shouldn’t question your confidence; let
Ayesha 🍋

Ayesha 🍋

21 likes

First Job Tips!!
I will be starting my first job!! Please drop any suggestions in the comments!! #needajob #jobtips #teenjob #work #ideas
𝗝𝗨𝗟𝗜𝗘𝗔𝗡𝗡 𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗢𝗟

𝗝𝗨𝗟𝗜𝗘𝗔𝗡𝗡 𝗖𝗔𝗥𝗢𝗟

52 likes

These career moves changed my life…
The first few years of our careers are all about learning — not just how to do a specific job but also things like how to look for the right job, or pick the right team for you. I had a handful of post-grad jobs before I realized some of these crucial career lessons that could’ve cost me money,
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

45 likes

A group of people are seated and standing around a dark conference table in an office setting, with papers and a laptop visible. The image has a text overlay that reads 'COWORKERS SHOULD NEVER BE YOUR FRIENDS (5 LESSONS I LEARNT)', along with a Lemon8 logo and a colorful ice cream cone graphic.
When I started my first job, I met a girl who over
At my first job, a coworker told me everything—gossip, salaries, even manager secrets. I barely knew her but she wanted me to spill too. I didn’t. A month later, her new “work bestie” got fired over something small. That’s when I learned to keep my guard up. Here are 5 lessons I live by now: Be
Maylin

Maylin

32 likes

What I wish I knew before my first big girl job
the career advice I wish I had gotten before I landed my first big girl job!!! 👩🏽‍💼🤝🏽✨ I know the job search process can be both exciting and horrifying at the same time, so here are three things I wish someone had told me before i landed my first big girl job! 🤫 1. Always negotiate salary b
Baki Izzat

Baki Izzat

14 likes

An infographic titled "10 Career Lessons You Learn Too Late" with a central illustration of a person in a suit walking through a doorway, surrounded by ten numbered career truths. The text emphasizes that the corporate world doesn't reward silence, burnout, or blind loyalty, and that success requires visibility, boundaries, and strategy.
10 Harsh Career Truths Nobody Warns You About
Learn them now—before it’s too late. 💼 The corporate world doesn’t reward silence, burnout, or blind loyalty. ⚠️ Success requires visibility, boundaries, and strategy. 🧠 Save this. Share this. Reread this. #CareerGrowth #WorkSmarter #LifeLessons #CorporateTruths #SelfAdvocacy
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

229 likes

How to Succeed in Your First Job- For All Levels!
As someone who’s held many internships, corporate roles, and am a business owner, I can still remember how nervous I was on my first day for every job I’ve ever had. Starting your first job can be both exciting and challenging. SOOOO here are some essential tips to help you succeed and make a gr
michaelajonsson

michaelajonsson

32 likes

With my first job paid me and what I learned🌟
I got my start working at a diner, making $9.50 an hour. 🥤 It was my very first job—refilling coffee, making milkshakes, memorizing orders, and learning how to hustle during a lunch rush. I didn’t know it then, but that job would shape everything about my work ethic and who I’d become professionall
cammie | career advice

cammie | career advice

6 likes

Things wish I knew before my first career
Hello everyone! Reflecting on my early career, there are a few things I wish I had known. I feel like I was so focused on getting a ‘job’ and didn't’ consider these important things when I jumped into my first career. I hope these tips are helpful and I hope you can find a great workplace that
Yun Jung

Yun Jung

7 likes

A diamond illustrates the advice 'Be Valuable,' emphasizing creating value for everyone encountered to achieve financial success.
💼 12 Pieces of Career Advice I Wish I Knew Sooner
#3 hit me hard. #8 changed everything. Whether you’re just getting started or leveling up, these lessons will save you years of trial and error. 👇 Which one are you currently working on? #CareerTips #ProfessionalGrowth #LifeAdvice #SuccessMindset #WorkSmarter #Lemon8WorkLife #
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

37 likes

What’s The Career Lesson I Learned Too Late..??
When I first started out, I thought success came from having the perfect plan. Study hard → get the degree → get the job → move up. Simple, right? Except… no one tells you how much pivoting is actually part of the journey. I studied dentistry, then moved into public health, and now I’m working
VowArchive

VowArchive

13 likes

3 Work Tips I Wish I Knew at My First Job
Transitioning from college to an office job can be overwhelming. These are the tips that helped me make a good impression at my first college internship and get full time job offers later on. (For context, I worked as both a committee assistant and legislative aide in my home state) 1. Always p
Nat

Nat

9 likes

5 Tips to Succeed in your New Job🎀✨
Heyyy🫶🏻 Starting a new job can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Here are some tips to help you succeed from day one and avoid common pitfalls✨: 🎀Create Good Habits from Day 1 Get Organized: Keep your workspace tidy. Take Notes: Write down important details. Ask Questions: Clarify to av
Emilyyy

Emilyyy

50 likes

A woman with long brown hair, eyes closed, smiling, with her hand on her chin, against a backdrop of modern buildings and palm trees. An orange banner reads "4 THINGS TO DO IN YOUR FIRST WEEK AT ANY NEW JOB."
A modern building with glass facades and palm trees under a blue sky. Text overlays list the first two new job tips: "Put yourself out there" and "Familiarize yourself with meeting cadences and internal databases."
A person's feet in white sneakers and a grey backpack on a textured surface, with a building in the background. Text overlays list the third and fourth new job tips: "Speak up in meetings!" and "Set 3, 6 & 12 month goals with your manager."
First week of your new job? DO THESE 4 THINGS! 🌟
Starting a new job can stir up so many emotions — excitement, anxiety, hopefulness and more! No matter how you’re feeling about starting a new role, go into it feeling confident you know what you’re doing by working through these key 4 things. When you feel well connected and organized, you’ll b
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

33 likes

3 lessons I wish I learned sooner 🙏🏾✨
Lead from where you are, build real connections, and stop chasing titles. #careerlessons #careertok #worktok #blackprofessionals #motivation
The Corporate Cutie

The Corporate Cutie

14 likes

Nail your first 30 days at a new job!
Alright, so you wanna rock your first 30 days at a new job? 💁‍♀️ Here’s how to make that happen: 1. Know What's Up: Find out exactly what your boss expects from you. Don’t be shy—ask questions! It’s better to know than to guess. 📚 2. Make Friends: Introduce yourself to everyone and be sup
Baki Izzat

Baki Izzat

10 likes

4 Tips on Starting a New Job Successfully
I feel like this is not super talked about- everyone always goes on about making a good first impression but HOW do you do that??? ESPECIALLY when it’s your first job ever?! ➡️ Well read on. I’ve started many new jobs throughout my career (I’ve worked since I turned legal age to do so) On
michaelajonsson

michaelajonsson

33 likes

A young woman with long brown hair and sunglasses on her head looks back at the camera in a bustling Grand Central Terminal-like station. Overlay text reads 'Career Lessons I wish I learned sooner...' with small star and heart graphics, and 'lemon8 @hannahshirley'.
A tall, modern skyscraper building is viewed from below against a cloudy sky. Yellow text boxes overlay two career lessons: 'Your network is worth more than your resume' and 'Never stay in a job because it feels scary & uncomfortable to leave'.
A hand holds a cup of ice cream with two spoons against a blurred indoor background. Yellow text boxes overlay two career lessons: 'Everybody talks - stay out of office gossip' and 'Don't be afraid to have boundaries in the job search process'.
Career lessons I learned the hard way 🙃
I wish I learned these lessons sooner, but unfortunately I had to learn them the hard way! The working world is a lot different than school, and it can take time to get adjusted. At the end of the day, remember it’s a job and you’re there to make your bag! Don’t get too involved in office pol
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

35 likes

What I Wish I Knew Before My 1st Job As A PA-C
When I got my first job offer as a Physician Assistant, I was so focused on the salary that I didn’t realize how much the rest of the contract would impact my day-to-day life. From bonus structures to non-competes, there were things I didn’t even think to ask about — and I definitely learned a few
annie🎀⭐️👼🏼

annie🎀⭐️👼🏼

36 likes

my first job experience at 15! 🍋✨
I was 15 working at a bar and grill in a small town and exhausted haha! 9/hr kicked my butt. basically i did dishes, cleaned off tables, and made homemade pizzas 4 nights a week and my paycheck was usually around $250. but hey it was a job and it gave me so great experience!! what was your first jo
josie

josie

25 likes

A young woman in a blue Sonic uniform, including an apron with a change dispenser and a black headband, takes a mirror selfie in a restroom. The image features a prominent 'my first job' text overlay, reflecting her experience as a Carhop.
I Was 16 Making $7.25 — My First Job Story
My first job paid me $7.25 an hour and here’s what I did for it… I was in high school and decided it was time for me to get my first job! I became a Carhop at Sonic💰 Job tasks included taking customer orders, bagging food items, making drinks and ice cream, and taking orders out to the custom
𝔱 ❤︎

𝔱 ❤︎

27 likes

Sometimes having little to no experience is the EXACT reason why they called you for the interview in the first place #interview #jobinterviewtips #jobinterview #firstjob #onthisday
Candace - Content Creator

Candace - Content Creator

3 likes

my first job paid me $0, here’s what I did... 🥲
early in college, I landed an internship at a small activewear startup in San Francisco. I was so excited to break into marketing, that I didn’t even blink when they said it was unpaid...they gave me two free pairs of leggings per month, and I told myself that was enough. every week, I commu
Alex | Career & Confidence

Alex | Career & Confidence

5 likes

what i learned from my first week on the job!
🌞✨ - I need a morning routine! At my last job my shifts always changed and I was never able to find a solid routine due to always having a new schedule. Waking up each day at the same time and leaving at the same time is able to provide me with the structure I need each day. Having a routine period
khloe monét 🧚🏽

khloe monét 🧚🏽

16 likes

A person wearing a black cap with a yellow logo, looking up at the camera. Text overlays read "First job advice! let's chat!" and "next up: my story!", introducing an article about teen job advice.
A cinnamon roll with icing on an orange plate, with text stating the author got their first job at Whataburger at sixteen. It introduces the author's journey and upcoming application tips.
A packaged Whataburger chocolate chip cookie with text providing job application tips, including applying directly through websites and researching age requirements.
first job advice for teens!
I really hope this helps you on your first job journey! Like I said it’s not easy but as long as you push through and have strength, you will succeed! Below is a list of jobs/business that hire each age. 10-15: - babysitting - dog walking - house chores - small business - sell bracelets
illy :)

illy :)

76 likes

A person runs on a rooftop with text overlay "20 things I wish I knew before accepting my first post-grad job" and "the realities of corporate america," introducing a career advice list.
Text points 1-5 about corporate realities, including networking, job security, skill development, job satisfaction, and communication, are overlaid on a modern living room background.
Text points 6-10, covering constructive criticism, office politics, unlimited PTO, varying work hours, and company benefits, are displayed over a close-up of a dropper bottle.
20 things I wish I knew sooner (Career Edition)
I could probably list 100+ things I wish I knew before joining corporate, but for the sake of keeping this post easily digestible I’ve narrowed it down to 20. 😆 My corporate journey lasted about 2.5 years, before I quit late last year to pursue entrepreneurship and content creation for the time
hannah 💟

hannah 💟

29 likes

A young woman looks intently at a laptop screen, with the text 'My career hot takes As a corporate girly' overlaid. This image serves as the title for an article about career advice and work culture.
A laptop, a brown notebook, and a pencil rest on a wooden table. The laptop screen displays a calendar. The text 'HIERARCHY ISN'T ALWAYS MERIT BASED.' is overlaid on the image.
A laptop screen shows a calendar with scheduled events, next to a notebook. The text 'NETWORKING CAN, AND OFTEN DOES, TRUMP SKILLS.' is overlaid, emphasizing a key career insight.
What I wish I knew before my first big girl job 👩🏻‍💻
What I wish I knew before my first big girl job Work culture is a game and you have to know how to play it. You should know this by now -- a colleague that is fun to work with can, and often does, beat the head-down, hard worker in promotions and opportunities. It can be hard (especially as a s
Jane 🦧

Jane 🦧

10 likes

A young woman takes a mirror selfie, reflecting on her top 4 career learnings of 2024. She wears a black fluffy top and earrings, with the mirror framed by blue hexagonal tiles. The Lemon8 logo and username are visible.
A young woman takes a mirror selfie, illustrating the career lesson: 'No matter your "level", your voice matters.' Text explains the importance of speaking up in meetings. She wears a black fluffy top and white patterned boots.
A young woman takes a mirror selfie, highlighting the career lesson: 'Positivity is an underrated career growth tool.' Text explains how positivity builds relationships and aids promotions. She wears a black fluffy top.
4 Lessons: Career Growth as a Young Professional 🚀
This year taught me A LOT, but these are the lessons that truly changed the game for me as a young woman early in my career (who’s on the fast track). 👩‍💻✨ 1️⃣ Your Voice Matters—No Matter Your Level Speaking up in meetings used to scare me. What if my idea was wrong? What if no one listened? B
Alex | Career & Confidence

Alex | Career & Confidence

20 likes

An illustration titled '10 CAREER LESSONS YOU LEARN TOO LATE' shows a person in a suit walking through a doorway, leaving black drips. It lists ten career lessons, including 'Your company isn't loyal' and 'Hard work alone won't get you promoted,' providing advice for career success.
Career Lessons You Need for Real Success
Career Lessons You Need Now for Real Success, Growth, and Long‑Term Advancement Some days feel confusing when it comes to work and career, and having simple lessons makes everything easier to understand. These lessons help you move smarter, protect your energy, and build a career that actual
fig3lvls

fig3lvls

21 likes

8 things you NEED to do when starting a new job!
starting a new job can be stressful & intimidating....which is why I have this 8-part checklist of things that you should NOT forget to do before (and during) your first week 🏢 1. Nail down the logistics of your new job before you start! Review the insurance options, understand your 401K, an
Alex | Career & Confidence

Alex | Career & Confidence

39 likes

How to Not be a Hot Mess in Your 1st Career Job
I wish that somebody had told me these tips for just starting out in a career because I really struggled my first year in corporate America America. I was a HOT MESS in the beginning of my career. No one told me to start good habits or minimize distractions, so I was constantly bombarded with
michaelajonsson

michaelajonsson

108 likes

A white image titled 'Lessons' presents 10 points for leadership and life. These include loving your work, effective communication, wise choices, planning, transparency, patience, time management, risk-taking, and equal treatment. 'LEADERSHIP FIRST' is written vertically on the left.
Lessons for anyone, really. :)
#WorkLife #leadership #learning
Angel

Angel

5 likes

An infographic titled "How To Succeed In A New Job" by Will McTighe, outlining 10 "Do's" like hard work, note-taking, and seeking feedback, and 10 "Don'ts" such as gossiping, overcommitting, and being late, to guide new employees in the workplace.
Nail Your New Job: Essential Dos and Don’ts 🔑ℹ️⬇️
Do’s: How to Stand Out and Succeed 1. Stand Out with Hard Work • Example: Always deliver your tasks on time, even when it requires going the extra mile. • Why It’s Important: Hard work shows dedication, making you a reliable team member. It can lead to early recognition and career growth.
RoadToRiches

RoadToRiches

14 likes

First Job Survival Rules ⚡️
#WorkLife #CareerTips #YoungProfessionals #OfficeLife #Charmkey
charmkey

charmkey

1 like

What was your first job?
My first job was at Wendy’s 😩 not the best experience but it was definitely an experience! Just pictures of me feeling prettyyyyyy✨ #firstjob #work #firstjobexperience #workexperience
Sa’Niya🩶

Sa’Niya🩶

185 likes

Don’t Accept a New Job Without Doing This
I’ve made some tough mistakes when accepting job offers and paid for them later. High medical bills, limited maternity leave, no growth opportunities, and unclear direction from leadership… these were all lessons I learned the hard way. Now, I know exactly what questions to ask before saying yes
Felecia Jordan

Felecia Jordan

299 likes

ALE❣️

ALE❣️

1 like

A collage titled 'Some of the jobs I have had and what I learned from them,' featuring five smaller photos: a person with a dog in a pet store, a mirror selfie, a person with a child on a swing, a person with a child in an art studio, and a person standing in a room.
A person crouches with a dog in a pet store aisle, illustrating the role of a Pet Store Shift Leader. The text highlights lessons learned, including self-discipline, responsibility, and workplace communication challenges.
An Assistant Art Teacher smiles next to a child in an art studio. The text describes learning patience, self-empowerment, and confidence, noting it was one of the most fun jobs.
Jobs I have had and what I learned from them
Our career paths offer us valuable life lessons along the way. Here's a glimpse of the path I have taken through diverse job roles, each contributing to my personal and professional growth: Pet Store Shift Leader: Working in a pet store taught me the importance of responsibility. This was my
Alyssa Mello

Alyssa Mello

24 likes

A title slide with the text 'The Unofficial Corporate Dictionary.' on a light, textured background with golden glitter accents.
A slide defining 'Professionalism' as 'Do not make leadership uncomfortable.' on a light, textured background.
A slide defining 'Accountability' as 'We are tracking everything.' on a light, textured background.
Somewhere along the way, many corporate buzzwords stopped feeling motivational and started feeling… translated. Most employees eventually learn there is often an “official” definition and an “unofficial” one. Words like professionalism, accountability, flexibility, and culture fit can absolut
Learninginpractice

Learninginpractice

25 likes

Lessons from 2024
4 Lessons I Learned in 2024 ✨ Looking back at this year, here are 4 powerful takeaways that changed the way I approach life, work, and personal growth: 1️⃣ New things are hard to start, but even harder to end when you’re in the groove Whether it’s a new project, habit, or challenge—starting is
Leana 🩺👩‍💼

Leana 🩺👩‍💼

20 likes

3 LESSONS I LEARNED FROM MY LAYOFF 📝
Even if your company says "we're all family", in reality, YOU ARE DISPENSIBLE. Meaning you can be laid off or let go at ANY TIME. Doesn’t matter how long you’ve been there, how much time you put into the company, or how much you’ve contributed to the company. They can and will let you g
Jane 🦧

Jane 🦧

15 likes

A young woman with blonde hair looks at a laptop screen, with text overlay 'everything I wish I knew BEFORE before starting my career' and sparkles, indicating the topic of career advice.
A laptop on a sofa displays three career advice points: 'Networking starts BEFORE you need a job,' 'Your first job won't be your last,' and 'Learning is key. Focus on roles that help you grow your skills.'
A young woman looks at the camera, with text overlays presenting two career advice points: 'Don't underestimate soft skills! They matter as much as technical skills' and 'Advocate for yourself—no else will do it for you.'
✨ What I Wish I Knew Before Starting My Career ✨
Looking back, there are so many things I wish someone had told me when I was just starting out. Here are the top lessons I’ve learned: 1️⃣ Networking Is Everything: Start building relationships early. Your network will open doors you didn’t even know existed. 2️⃣ Your First Job Isn’t Forever: D
Alex | Career & Confidence

Alex | Career & Confidence

5 likes

5 Career Lessons I needed at 21 NOT 25
In honor of National Girls & Women in Sports Day, I wanted to share a few career lessons I wish I trusted at 21 — not 25.✨🤍 As a woman in sports, confidence isn’t about being the loudest in the room. It’s about trusting yourself, refusing to play small, and knowing your presence alone holds
Tay | Faith • Finance • Luxury

Tay | Faith • Finance • Luxury

1 like

life changing career advice that NO ONE told me 👀
but luckily, I'm going to tell YOU! I wish that I had a big sis, mentor, etc to tell me these things when I was first starting out in the corporate world. your job AND your quality of life will improve if you recognize and embrace these things! #lemon8partner #careeradvice
Alex | Career & Confidence

Alex | Career & Confidence

33 likes

Career Advice from my first internship
Here’s 3 Lessons I learned from my first internship as a growth marketing intern at Savage X Fenty. Ask questions to understand why the process is the way it is. No question is a dumb question. Staying in touch with your recruiter and team is also highly recommended :) #lemon8partner #career
dhillon.diary

dhillon.diary

20 likes

A young woman on a balcony, smiling and making a peace sign, with the text '3 LESSONS I LEARNED AFTER MY LAYOFF' overlaid.
A young woman on a balcony, looking out at the city, with the text 'TRYING TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN AN ORGANIZATION THAT DOESN'T SHARE YOUR VALUES IS A MISTAKE' overlaid.
A young woman on a balcony, smiling and leaning on the railing, with the text 'APPLYING TO JOBS IS A FULL TIME JOB' overlaid.
3 things I learned after being laid off
What they don't tell you about exposure therapy is being FORCED to do the thing that makes you uncomfortable 100% makes you more resilient to it. But also... obviously, lots of tangible observations. About the job market, about putting my all into a company that doesn't care about me... abo
Jane 🦧

Jane 🦧

11 likes

21 Questions 🍋
What was your first ever job? How long did it last? And do you think your finances would be better today if you stayed? I’ll answer first. My first job was at Little Caesar’s. I was 14 years old, making about $8.50 an hour, and I wanted more than anything to be a millionaire by 20 🦅 I
xhefswealth

xhefswealth

3 likes

5 Most Important Lessons of Life
Most people spend a life time learning these lessons #life #motivation #selfcare #advice #entrepreneur
ARCHIVES

ARCHIVES

49 likes

3 Lessons that made me stronger at work
Not every day is easy, but every lesson pushed me closer to who I want to be. #CareerTips #careeradvices #careerguide #aitools #CareerJourney
cloudcoded

cloudcoded

0 likes

See more