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Career Myths That Need to End in 2023 - by Deb Liu
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It's a new year and time to put some things to rest
Career Myths That Need to End in 2023 It's a new year and time to put some things to rest Deb Liu Dec 23, 2022 ∙ Paid 38 1 Share Photo by Aakash Dhage on Unsplash I am often struck by the persistent misconceptions we have about our careers, which always seem to pop up over and over. No matter how many times these myths are debunked, we always seem to fall back on them—and our reliance on these tropes does real harm to our ability to grow. In today’s post, I will be discussing nine harmful career myths that we should kick to the curb in 2023. As we enter the new year, let’s start off on the rig
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