But what really matters early in your career is learning 1) what you're naturally good at, and 2) what you most like and want to do.
But in my experience, skills are not the most important things you should try to learn in your first few jobs.
What you're naturally good atWe're all gifted at some things and lousy at others.
AdvertisementBut the most common and simplest formula for success is this:Do something you're naturally good at that you like doing.
(Among other things, it revealed why I didn't like — and was bad at — an early production-assistant job at CNN).
Persons:
—, we're, Malcolm Gladwell, It's, Henri, what's
Organizations:
Service, CNN