These are the biggest priorities for our success. The ‘get things done’ strategy is possible if you take care of yourself, and keep your body and mind healthy. Take new projects and responsibilities, learn, grow, but never overload yourself. It’s impossible to live in crunch mode everyday, so be aware of your limits, and don’t overdo it. Crunch times are inevitable, especially in tech companies, but if you’re able to discipline yourself and lean on the process, you can really enjoy the sprint to the finish line.
It’s at this point when we have to mobilise all our resources and give it our all. Get **It Done is often associated with a crunch, or deadline. Try not to get stuck on one task and just get it done now, you can always refine and perfect later. However, if you don’t have these, set up your own schedule and prioritise. Usually we’re working on externally-set deadlines, and we build roadmaps accordingly. Answer the questions: why is this your goal, and why do you personally want to achieve it? Passion is when you can’t sleep at night because of the excitement of where tomorrow’s tasks will take you, and how they’ll bring you closer to achieving your goals.īeing consistently energetic and optimistic is only possible if we share our passion with others and welcome their feedback.When we share emotions, we get back so much more from each other, constantly improving and evolving, like a perpetual motion machine. Get things done by achieving regular goals - this is a marathon, not a sprint.įind your personal motivation in the goal. If we know the destination, we can remind ourselves every day why we’re doing what we’re doing. Make your goals specific, achievable and measurable. You can’t get it done if you don’t know what “it” is.
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Alexander is sharing some of his top tips on how to harness this mentality and make it work for you. His grounding principle also happens to be one of our core values: Get **it Done. He’s a self starter in the truest sense - always aiming to be better, faster, and stronger than those with more traditionally appropriate backgrounds. From his first job as a fraud investigation and compliance consultant at KPMG, he shifted through roles towards a career in fintech and product ownership. We didn’t expect to find a lawyer as Product Owner of our Credit team, but once you hear Alexander Gubochkin’s story, you’ll understand how he got there.
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