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CEOs urge young workers to embrace risk and action in career development

Michaels CEO David Boone is encouraging young workers to take risks and be proactive in their careers, drawing parallels to his own early career experiences during a tough job market. He emphasizes that taking action is more rewarding than overanalyzing. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy also advises young professionals to explore various roles to discover their true interests, stating that figuring out what one *doesn't* want is as valuable as knowing what one does. AI

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CEOs urge young workers to embrace risk and action in career development

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Emma Burleigh ·

    Michaels CEO tells young workers to stop daydreaming of success and ‘get moving, take some action, take some risk’

    Michaels CEO David Boone tells new grads that “the universe rewards doing things in action versus analyzing and thinking about things.”