Be humble, be patient, and take your time to master one craft at a time. Identify a senior in the field you are interested in to teach you what you are trying to become. It takes years to master a craft, so be patient and take no shortcuts knowing you won’t have to fight for recognition once you’re there. The world will come to you seeking your outstanding knowledge and abilities. – Chacho, Quality Control Manager

I’ve been lucky to have a few people who saw potential in me despite me being young and inexperienced, they saw the drive I had and invested their time to teach me. I was given opportunities to demonstrate what I could do and along with a few blunders, encouragement came and even some consequences that all turned out to help me be the person I am today. I’m lucky to have had and still have mentors who see my hunger for knowledge, they take time out of their day to invest in me to continue to grow in my career. – Nancy, Logistics Coordinator