What You Wish You’d Known

Paul Hebert Unwrapped

I posted a couple months back that I wanted to start talking to people about advice they wished they’d received early in the career. Advice that had the potential to change the trajectory of a career. I’m not talking about “don’t where brown shoes with a black suit” type of advice – I’m talking about advice with impact. Advice you would give to the next generation of professionals. I positioned it as the type of advice you’d give your children.

I wished someone had told me that title and age is not indicative of intelligence. Too often I’d just go along with ideas from VPs that I knew were bad but figured they had the title and the time so they must be right. They weren’t many, many times.

I put up a form for those that may want to be interviewed… and I got a hit!

Michael Moon

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