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Career Bites #11: Be a Short Term Pragmatist
You won't reach your highest goals overnight. To get there fast, maximize your current options and enjoy the ride. Be a Short Term Pragmatist.

Career Bites #10: Be a Longterm Visionary
Being a longterm visionary is a cure for Short Term Myopia and Option Paralysis. Try this quick exercise to help steer your career.

How to Rock a Professional Conference
A professional conference is a great opportunity to create career social churn, support and inspiration. Here's how to make the most of one.

Career Bites #9: Be of Service
Want to have more impact in your career? It’s easy. Just ask yourself this one question: How can I be of service? The download our 67 ideas!

Career Bites #8: Build Your Resume
Learn how to build your resume through expanded impact and measurable results. Follow these tips to make it easy to impress with your resume.

Career Bites #7: Say Thanks
Don't just say thanks. Use Vivid Appreciation: the art of giving back by letting people share your success and be inspired. Learn how.

Career Bites #6: Get Mentors
Mentorship is part of how we grow. Mentors are people whose wisdom makes your journey easier. You can’t achieve full potential without them.

Career Bites #5: Be Curious
Be curious. Ask questions about how the world works. It will make you a better thinker & leader. Download our free market sizing problem set!

Career Bites #4: Be a Risk Taker
Are you a Risk-Taker? Would you call yourself brave? You need to be if you want a fulfilling career. Here's why and how to cultivate courage.

Career Bites #3: Be Kind
Workplace Kindness is an underestimated way to advance your career. You need to hustle. But unlike hard work, kindness never goes unnoticed.

Career Bites #2: Knowledge Capital
Jobs pay in two currencies – cash and knowledge capital. Develop knowledge you can take with you, don’t just master the firm’s way.

The Awesome Informational Interview
Want to research potential firms & impress networking contacts? Here is our 7-Step Process for conducting an Awesome Informational Interview.

Career Bites #1: Explore Preferences
Explore preferences; decide what you like and what matters to you. If you don’t know what you want, it's hard to make confident choices.

Resilience: Get Good at Failing
Resilience allows you to grow. If you know how to fail, then you know how to succeed. Follow these 3 easy steps to turn setbacks into wins.

Confident Humility:Key to Successful Interviews
Confident humility is required to live a full and happy life. It's a founding principle for Berkeley Haas and Google seeks in its employees.