1. Cultivate a sense of compassion and responsibility for others. You have a bigger impact on the lives of those under you than you can imagine.
2. Once you make a career decision, commit to stick through the tough learning period.
3. Do your part to help create an upbeat environment at work. A positive and cheerful workplace is important to productivity.
4. Broaden your cultural and social horizons beyond your usual experiences. Learning to see things from different perspectives will give you greater flexibility in problem solving at work.
5. In a rapidly changing world, be willing to venture in new directions to seize new opportunities and learn new skills.
6. Find a way to turn setbacks and failures to your advantage. This would be a good time to step forward on your own.
7. Be bold in vision and careful in planning. Dare to try something new, but be meticulous enough in your proposal to give your ideas a good chance of succeeding.
8. Learn from past mistakes - yours and those made by others. Sometimes the best teachers are the bad bosses and negative experiences.
9. Never insist on reaching a goal at any cost. It must be achieved at a reasonable expense, without undue hardship for your staff.
10. Don't be drawn into public disputes with rivals. Rather, engage in respectful competition. You may need their cooperation some day.
Next time: Selecting a team.
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