We all know starting a new job or leveling up in your career can feel like stepping onto a rollercoaster: exciting, a little scary, and full of twists you didn’t see coming. To prepare you for the ride, we asked some Reynolds associates to share the best career advice they’ve ever gotten, and they didn’t disappoint. 
Consider this your cheat sheet for tackling challenges, celebrating wins, and making the most of every opportunity along the way. 
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“Offer recommendations, not problems. When you come across an issue, think of at least three potential solutions before taking it to your management.” – Mallory T., Corporate Communications 
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“Never be too proud to ask for help. Nobody is expected to know everything and knowing when to look for guidance will save you time in the long run.” – Matt S., Remote Software Implementation 
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“Keep a running log of your wins, no matter how small. When opportunities come up, you’ll have concrete evidence of your impact.” – Emily T., Product Management and Development 
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“Don’t overthink it. Taking action, even imperfectly, often leads to more opportunities and learning than endless hesitation ever could.” – Kalani M., Software Development 
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“Never turn down an opportunity to build relationships with other professionals. You never know who you'll meet and where it could take your career.” – Grant K., Marketing 
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“Be mindful of how a company treats you throughout the recruiting process, as it’s typically a good indicator of how they will treat you as an employee.” – Ariel G., Recruiting 
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“Fight fires early on, even if it’s difficult. Problems don’t get any easier if you wait – they only get bigger, and so do the emotions around them.” – Alex W., Sales 
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“As someone whose job requires a lot of travel, I encourage everyone to ‘find the joy’ on the road by embracing the new destinations and enjoying the time with their teammates.” – Rebecca Y., Customer Success Services 
Your career is a journey, and the best advice doesn’t just sit on a page — it’s meant to be tried, tested, and adapted along the way. Take a tip (or two) that speaks to you and see where it leads. You might just discover the advice that changes everything. 
 
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