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Never use the words “obviously” or “honestly”

Erase "obviously" and "honestly" from your vocabulary.

Better to ask for forgiveness than permission

When you are determined to make an omelet, you will definitely break some egos... erm, eggs.

Have opinions: avoid neutrality on all issues directly related to your work

Express your opinions and arguments regarding issues you feel strongly about.

The difference between doing “something” or “nothing” is much greater than the difference between doing “a little” or “a lot”

When you don't know where to start - start anywhere. It's better than not starting at all.

Try weekly sprints, defining every Monday what you will Have completed & delivered by Friday

Set weekly and monthly goals so that you can encourage yourself to work harder to achieve them.

Try doing daily “stand-ups” with your team

"Stand-up" meetings are productive, short, and sweet.

Use chit-chat and small talk for segues (small talk doesn’t build relationships)

Respect in the workplace is not built upon small talk.

Rephrasing and reframing clear up misunderstandings before they happen

Paraphrase requests or assignments to ensure you got them right.

Assume anyone you interact with or who reviews your work is very smart, even if they’re far from it

Assuming that the person you're communicating is very smart will make you do your best every time.

Next steps? Don’t suggest a meeting

Show initiative, but not by suggesting a meeting for something that can be achieved individually.

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