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25 Professionals Share Their Best Career Advice

Doreen Ashton Wagner, Managing Director at Greenfield Services

Doreen Ashton Wagner, Managing Director at Greenfield Services
eVenues Blog
"Be CLEAR on what YOU want. Some of it is regular stuff: salary, the hours, how much travel, how much advancement potential. But also less obvious stuff: how much autonomy to make decisions, what motivates you to get up everyday, what kind of people you like to work with, what you're NOT WILLING to compromise." Source: eVenues Blog

Dawn Penfold, President at Meetingjobs

Dawn Penfold, President at Meetingjobs
eVenues Blog
"Everyone tells you that you should do what you love. Sounds good in a blog or on a poster. It isn’t necessarily realistic or possible. Enjoying your work, being valued in your industry and community, and making money makes sense. Bottom line, keep a realistic outlook on your career." Source: eVenues Blog

Randall Whatley, President at Cypress Media Group

Randall Whatley, President at Cypress Media Group
eVenues Blog
"At first you will be the youngest person in the room and think you are much smarter than the old ones. At the end you will be the oldest person in the room and think you are much smarter than the young ones. If you do this, you will have been wrong both times." Source: eVenues Blog

Michelle Bergstein Fontanez, Marketing Maven Event Industry Marketing by BeatCreative

Michelle Bergstein Fontanez, Marketing Maven Event Industry Marketing by BeatCreative
The EventMktgMaven via YouTube
"Stick with what you do best and become a master at it and never over-promise. Your stellar work can act as the over promise without mention. The pitfalls of over promising is most likely you will under deliver, not intentionally, but because you promised more. You can't control the unexpected and the unexpected usually happens when you over promise. Be clear, upfront and honest in your communication. If you can't meet a deadline communicate that. Accountability goes a long way! Life happens and its best to admit fault, we are all human, better to be approachable and real about any situation, no matter how much you may fear that phone call, or conversation, the burden that gets lifted alleviates so much stress you wouldn't believe! You'll thank me later!"
Source: eVenues Blog
 






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