Hi everyone. Happy Holidays.
I have a few years left in college and I figured that it's time to seriously analyze an industry, the competition, job market, how legal history has shaped it, the various firms/employers, and the like. How does one excel in any given industry? I reckon that it goes beyond just looking at your career prospects, sending out applications, and waiting until you get hired somewhere (like a lottery approach). I often hear that you will learn 80%-90% of what you need to know at your job, but I still don't want to go into uncharted territory fairly clueless. I don't just solely want to be good at my job/what I'm hired for, I also would like to ultimately understand all the ins and outs of the very sector. Learning 80%-90% of an industry, rather than just simply 80%-90% of how to do a job.
In other words, I'm not looking to just be a "paycheck performer" if that makes sense. Thank you.
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