Over the next few weeks I'm going to be giving out a few tips that I've been given over the years.
The first is regarding the right level of quality one should work toward. Many people are perfectionists (especially new grads) and that is just not realistic in the private sector. If one persists with that approach, it leads to frustration, disappointment and lack of progress.
The key skill is understanding what is "just good enough" from your customers view. That is the correct level of quality you must achieve. This is a real skill, working out what level of quality gets you across the line and sticking to it.
That's the first tip, deliver work that is "just good enough" and no better.
The first is regarding the right level of quality one should work toward. Many people are perfectionists (especially new grads) and that is just not realistic in the private sector. If one persists with that approach, it leads to frustration, disappointment and lack of progress.
The key skill is understanding what is "just good enough" from your customers view. That is the correct level of quality you must achieve. This is a real skill, working out what level of quality gets you across the line and sticking to it.
That's the first tip, deliver work that is "just good enough" and no better.
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