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1) How to communicate with people. Master that and the world is your oyster, minimize/ignore it and you're setting yourself up for a lifetime of subpar results
by dpeck 9y ago
1) How to communicate with people. Master that and the world is your oyster, minimize/ignore it and you're setting yourself up for a lifetime of subpar results and hand wringing.
2) cli tools (make/awk/sed/etc, getting just a base proficiency pays huge dividends in time savings over a career)
3) excel. Nearly all things business start and end with a spreadsheet, be able to at least stumble through one and understand the information it contains and the functions being applied.
- Psychoticmormon 9y agoI'm going to second communication skills. Soft skills can be much more important than hard skills for getting a job, keeping a job, and moving up.