The Career Freshman Part II: Getting To The Next Level in Your Career
- By
Blair Bedford
2. Be Proactive
As an entry-level employee, you want to make sure your productivity comes across to the company, that might mean proving to be a self-starter, a reliable source of talent whenever needed or a fast learner. Being proactive shows off your willingness to complete a task without supervision and prove to your employees that being entry-level doesn’t cripple you, but enhances you for a better position with the company in the future.
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