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Which jobs put you in the best long-term position? - 80,000 Hours
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Many people take jobs early in their career that leave them stranded later on. Why does this happen and how can you avoid it?
On this page: Introduction 1 Mistake 1: Failing to invest in yourself 2 Mistake 2: Not figuring out what will advance you most efficiently 3 Mistake 3: Waiting too long to have an impact 4 How can you get the best possible career capital? Table of Contents 1 How to invest in yourself without wasting years 2 Mistake 1: Failing to invest in yourself 3 Five components of career capital 4 Mistake 2: Not figuring out what will advance you most efficiently 5 Mistake 3: Waiting too long to have an impact 6 How can you get the best possible career capital? 7 Put into practice 8 Have a greater positive
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