First, before you accept a project, make sure it aligns with your strengths. You don’t want to waste time learning new skills just so you’ll be able to deliver. You should only take on projects you’re qualified to handle. Second, focus on projects that promise minimal roadblocks. For example, avoid those for which you’re unable to identify the key stakeholders. Such ambiguity may prevent you from acquiring the resources you need to see a project through to its end. Third, devote your time to projects that interest you. It’s one thing to possess the required skillset. It’s another thing
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