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Time Travel - If you could go back in time to your first year as a BA, what would you tell yourself.

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Steven Zachary Director| Alberta Health Services Calgary, Alberta, Canada
(Let's try to keep this on topic of BA knowledge and assume the lottery numbers is a given)

For me the answer is::

You don't have to know it all AND coffee is currency
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Rami Kaibni
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Senior Projects Manager | Field & Marten Associates New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Dec 27, 2015 2:33 PM
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This is far more complicated then it needs to be. I wasn't looking to debate the theory behind a hypothetical question I proposed. This was just for fun to see what you would say to yourself in the past to help them improve. It's a thought exercise, I'm not arguing the merits of past vs present.

If you look at your house example, and it cost you $1000 to complete the renovation and 5 days and years later you discover someone who could do it for $500 and 2 days....suddenly you have a lessons learned. You are right you can't change it, I don't have a DeLorean with a flux capacitor. But the principle is, what major thing have you learned that would be neat to pass along to a younger version of yourself.

Please, if this simple thought exercise doesn't interest you just move along to another topic. I don't want to argue about the merits of a hypothetical situation.
Steven, I have no problem at all from my side. I agreed with you from the beginning and I see no point to argue, I interfered and I tried to explain when I saw this taking another direction but it seems that I also was not able to clearly deliver the idea.
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Dec 27, 2015 3:21 PM
Steven Zachary
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Thanks Rami, I agree.
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Steven Zachary Director| Alberta Health Services Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Dec 27, 2015 2:37 PM
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Steven, I have no problem at all from my side. I agreed with you from the beginning and I see no point to argue, I interfered and I tried to explain when I saw this taking another direction but it seems that I also was not able to clearly deliver the idea.
Thanks Rami, I agree.
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