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Who has made biggest impact in your career?

Who has made biggest impact in your career?

Tell about someone important who influenced and shaped you as a person. It could be a family member, school teacher or a co-worker, who challenged you to excel. What did the person do e.g. imparted skills, taught you to think, encouraged you to be better...
Do's
• Tell who that person is and share their contribution
• Show your gratitude for the person
• Show how those contributions influenced and changed you as a better person
Don'ts
• My boss gave me promotion every year
• No one made any difference
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• Was there a person in your career who really made a difference?
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