From “The Ride of a Lifetime” book…
“You have to be humble, and you can’t pretend to be someone you’re not or to know something you don’t.”
Knowing what we do is important because we all work in sensitive positions. We aim to gain our client’s trust by delivering high-quality implemented tools that can fulfill client’s needs. So, any mistake can be taken as a red flag. Thus, it’s our responsibility to protect our Rolls Royce from crashing.
True leaders ask about what they don’t know.
As Bob Iger said: “KNOW WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW (AND TRUST IN WHAT YOU DO)”
Investing time in understanding instructions thoroughly is key. If there are uncertainties or missing information, it’s important to seek clarification from the relevant parties. Consulting with supervisors or colleagues can help determine if there are issues or concerns. Trusting in your ability to complete tasks on time is also essential.
