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Mehul Fanawala
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The Clueless Company • 6m

Your reputation is your resume. Protecting it should be your top priority, especially as a young professional. Here are 5 key actions to do just that: 1. Communicate Clearly ↳ Always be concise and direct. Misunderstandings can lead to negative perceptions. 2. Own Your Mistakes ↳ Nobody is perfect. Admitting when you're wrong shows maturity and builds trust. 3. Be a Team Player ↳ Support your colleagues and contribute positively. Collaboration is more powerful than competition. 4. Maintain Professionalism Online ↳ Think before you post. Your digital footprint can either build your brand or haunt your reputation. 5. Seek Feedback ↳ Regularly ask for constructive criticism. Growth often stems from understanding how others perceive you. Remember, your actions speak louder than words. A strong reputation opens doors you didn’t even know existed. P.S. What’s one action you take to protect your reputation? Share below! ⬇️

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Anonymous 6

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Yaar lekin kuch toh log kahenge, logo ka kaam hai kehna.

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Anonymous 5

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NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR REPUTATION. BE BEST AT WHAT YOU DO, THAT'S IT. EVERYONE ELSE WILL FOLLOW

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Anonymous 4

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Giving too much emphasis on protecting reputation might hamper exploration

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Anonymous 3

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So much talk about reputation when most of the young folks don't have any to begin with. I think you are confusing opinion with reputation.

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Anonymous 2

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n a country like ours, where connections and relationships can make or break careers, maintaining a solid reputation is crucial. It’s your social currency, and once it's spent, it's hard to earn back

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Anonymous 1

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Absolutely, reputation is everything, especially in India where word-of-mouth travels fast. One wrong move and it can haunt you for years. It's not just about what you do but how you’re perceived

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