Significant Career Lesson From An Assistant Professor At University Of California Riverside
Michael's most significant career lesson is the importance of genuine enthusiasm: "just to be interested in what you're doing and...not being afraid to show your enthusiasm," believing this passion translates to success in various aspects of a career.
Higher Education, Passion, Enthusiasm, Communication Skills, Career Advice
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Michael Bates
Assistant Professor
University of California Riverside
University of Michigan
History & Economics Michigan State University, (PhD) "Michael Bates has over 6 years of experience in policy research, advising, and teaching across in the areas of labor economics, education, and econometrics.
Economics, History, Art History
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Honors Student, Worked 20+ Hours in School
Video Highlights
1. Find what you're passionate about and let that enthusiasm shine through.
2. Genuine interest and enthusiasm are valuable assets in any career.
3. Sharing your excitement about your work can greatly benefit your career trajectory
Transcript
What is one lesson that you've learned that has proven significant for your career?
I think the main thing is just to be interested in what you're doing and not be afraid to show your enthusiasm. That carries a whole lot of weight.
I think the more you can find what's cool about what you're doing and let other people see it too, that's really helpful. That carries over into lots of different areas.