Name three things you’ve done in the past to grow in your job.

You want to take into consideration what the position offers regarding your career growth. You'll also want to study the verbiage of the position as advertised to determine the growth and maturity they are looking for in their ideal candidate for this position.

"The first thing to do is navigate the questions that you want to ask. This requires seeking an understanding of every foundational question one might have until they have the full scope of the big picture. I realized early on that the best way to grow in your career is to learn the ropes inside and out. Not just learning how to perform the work but why it is necessary to the big-picture goals of the company or the team. Then, once they have broadened your scope, it's time to make a habit out of seizing every opportunity to step outside of your comfort zone. Next, is seeking feedback through enhanced communication. This way you're bringing others into your career growth, which is a kaizen opportunity for the team to grow together. So, asking questions and learning the ins and outs of the big picture, making a habit of stepping outside your comfort zone, and seeking feedback and enhancing communication are three things I do to foster my career growth."

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