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Failing is Part of Building Experience

04.27.22

Rami admits he has failed in the past, but it’s all part of building critical experience in the workplace. By the same token, he says it’s important not to dwell on failure and instead pick yourself up for the next battle.

Failing is Part of Building Experience

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Rami admits he has failed in the past, but it’s all part of building critical experience in the workplace. By the same token, he says it’s important not to dwell on failure and instead pick yourself up for the next battle.

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Rami admits he has failed in the past, but it’s all part of building critical experience in the workplace. By the same token, he says it’s important not to dwell on failure and instead pick yourself up for the next battle.

Rami Rahim

Yes, did I fail? Absolutely. Failing is part of building experience. Missing on a deliverable, building a business case that you don’t quite achieve for a variety of reasons, are the way in which you learn. And the key is to pick yourself up and to fight the next battle. You can’t let any of these failures slow you down in any way.
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