Problematic Career Cheat Codes

Problematic Career Cheat Codes part 76, let's go. Number one, lie about your salary. When you're applying to a new job, always exaggerate your previous salary. I don't care if you made $50,000 in your previous role, you're gonna say you made $70,000. You made $20 an hour, you're gonna say you made $35 an hour. I know this is lying, but everybody does it, so just do it. Next, your company's learning and development budget should be your sugar daddy. Oftentimes your company has thousands of dollars tucked away for you that you can use on courses, self-development, school. Especially if you're at a big company, ask if they have a budget that you can use to further your skills and interests. Next, do not ask your boss questions that you can easily google. If you can google it, don't ask. Next, always make a deck or loom when coming back from a conference. Publicly give your boss credit (even when you did all the work). Yay. And lastly, publicly give your boss credit (even when you did all the work). Always shout out your boss, they're gonna love you for it. Your job becomes immensely easier if your boss likes you. If you like these cheat codes, you'll love my book called Career Cheat Codes. You can pre-order it now on Amazon.