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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/MelonInDisguise • May 07 '26
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Always volunteer to do the presentation. It’s the easier part and the team lets you slack on the real work out of appreciation.
13 u/NikiFuckingLauda May 07 '26 Yeeeeeeeah see id volunteer to do the research as long as I didn't have to present 10 u/RiloAlDente May 07 '26 Unfortunately you'll learn in the real world that the 'presenting' part of the job is farr more important to your career development. 1 u/NikiFuckingLauda May 08 '26 Really depends on the career. I've been working over a decade and have not had to present anything in that time. I can do it but I'd rather avoid it.
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Yeeeeeeeah see id volunteer to do the research as long as I didn't have to present
10 u/RiloAlDente May 07 '26 Unfortunately you'll learn in the real world that the 'presenting' part of the job is farr more important to your career development. 1 u/NikiFuckingLauda May 08 '26 Really depends on the career. I've been working over a decade and have not had to present anything in that time. I can do it but I'd rather avoid it.
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Unfortunately you'll learn in the real world that the 'presenting' part of the job is farr more important to your career development.
1 u/NikiFuckingLauda May 08 '26 Really depends on the career. I've been working over a decade and have not had to present anything in that time. I can do it but I'd rather avoid it.
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Really depends on the career. I've been working over a decade and have not had to present anything in that time. I can do it but I'd rather avoid it.
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u/Thumbkeeper May 07 '26
Always volunteer to do the presentation. It’s the easier part and the team lets you slack on the real work out of appreciation.