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Maretus
@maretus.eth
What’s an unconventional or underrated skill that’s served you well? Something that might not be flashy or obvious but ended up playing a major role in your /success. For me, that skill is communication. Working in a semi-technical industry, I’ve found that mastering communication has been the key to my growth. It’s allowed me to collaborate better with coworkers, supervisors, clients, and investors. Knowing how to build relationships and handle different personality types has been a real advantage, helping me shape a solid career that I might not have otherwise. What about you? What’s an underrated skill that’s made a real difference in your journey?
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Rafaello.base.eth
@rafaello12
Being a good sales person, I’ve worked in malls as a sales person when I was still in uni, but i couldn’t keep up cause combining it with school work was too hard
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Maretus
@maretus.eth
Oh yea man I definitely agree with this one. My brother Jonah is a master salesmen but it took him awhile to realize that was his calling. He wanted to be an engineer but he’s just too good with people. He got a job selling cars and made 180k in commission her first year. Now he’s selling houses and making even more. He was made for it, but it’s also a skill you can practice. I’ve gotten pretty good at it over my life as well. It comes in handy all the time!
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0ffline.xo🐘🌳
@0ffline
What stopped him being en engineer? I guess he enjoyed dealing with people too much, being peoples person is a super trait
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Rafaello.base.eth
@rafaello12
That’s really dope, my dad wanted me to be a civil engineer Really glad Jonah found his calling
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