Unspoken Rules That Could Cost You Thousands, with Gorick Ng | Afford Anything Podcast (Audio-Only)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Are you aware of the unspoken rules that govern your workplace or industry?
…the rules that determine how you’re perceived by your managers?
…the rules that no one teaches us?
Yeah, those rules.
“Um, well, if they’re unspoken rules, then…probably not?”
Case in point.
So, how the heck are we supposed to land the right jobs for our career trajectory, succeed in those jobs, and advance, without knowing what these rules are?
Today’s guest is here to pull back the curtains.
Gorick Ng is a career coach and advisor at Harvard who specializes in working with first-generation, low-income students. He graduated from Harvard Business School with a Masters in Business Administration, and he himself was a first-gen college student turned Harvard grad.
His book, The Unspoken Rules: Secrets to Starting Your Career Off Right, is a collection of everything he’s learned about navigating the workforce at all stages of your career.
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I must say that military veterans need this advice. After 20 years of service, the small talk is normally nonexistent depending on the field
Excellent advice I wish I'd known when starting my career, but will use for my next career adventure.
I just saw this in my HBR Book List email and thought it looked interesting, and then saw your email about this interview a little later, so given that synchronicity, I had to listen!
Excellent advice. That is exactly how Corporate culture is. I would've loved to have this advice over 20 years ago....20 somethings..heed this advice.
First 30 seconds and I already like the podcast 👍👍👍
Thank you very much
Although I didn't know the connection process while first applying for jobs, I soon learned that referrals through people I worked with and knew became a driving force in my career. I reached a point where people would contact me and not even ask for a resume. The work I had done in one place literally opened the door to other work through referrals. Understanding relationships is very is essential. Great podcast!
Agreed
A Director of Nursing made a call for me one time et I had a job
That taught me a lot
@@TRINITY-ks6nw It's great you know this so young and are sharing the info. I had to learn it along the way, but I don't regret that learning curve because it showed me the way. Thanks for all!
veterans could use this advise
One of the nice things about financial Independence is that many of these unwritten rules can be ignored or loosely followed if you're not totally dependent on next month's paycheck.
3 Cs are excellent (Competent, commitment & compatibility)