WanderOn’s Post

Nobody will remember: - your salary - how “busy you were” - how many hours you worked People will remember: -That one time you forgot to attach the file after saying "Please find the attached document" in the email

The accuracy in this statement is so on point.

How to stand out in a crowd of sales people asking for 30 seconds of your time

nobody will remember: - your salary - how "busy you were" - how many hours you worked people will remember: - when you bring your cat to the virtual meeting. pls keep doing this thx

So, here’s my own contribution to the list: As a beginner in open source, I made my first two contributions: One got merged 🎉 The other? It’s in PR limbo, waiting for a second review... 🕵️♂️ Funny story: The reviewer accepted my changes at first, but now they’ve ghosted me after I went above and beyond their original request. Ghosted on GitHub? Yep, it happens! 😂 Excited? Yes. A bit sad? Sure. But I’ll keep pushing (hopefully not to main 😉)! #opensource #devhumor #techlife #persistence #growthmindset

Don't leave money on the table! It's time to negotiate your salary. If you're not asking for what you're worth, you could be missing out on thousands of dollars. Don't be afraid to speak up and negotiate, it's expected. Take control of your career and start earning what you deserve. #salarynegotiation #careeradvice #negotiationtips

Nobody will remember: - your salary - how busy you were - how many hours you worked What people will remember is: - How you created hooks on LinkedIn to make people read your posts

Nobody will remember: - your salary - how busy you were - how many hours you worked What people will remember is: - How you created hooks on LinkedIn to make people read your posts

While we all agree to what Darine shared (in the post below) the question remains: 1. Are we living like we truly agree with it? 2. Is the way we live our lives today a reflection of this belief (in the post below)? 3. If not, what’s the disconnect? What’s the fear? If yes, what’s your secret so we can all learn from you? As they say, “Talk is cheap.” Please share your thoughts.

No one will remember: 1) your salary 2) how "busy you were" 3) how many hours you worked People will remember: how many times you improved the existing tasks/case by cleaning up and optimizing old case scenarios !