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A Databricks exec has 3 tips for new grads — and showing up to work IRL is one of them
Andy Kofoid, a Databricks executive, advises new graduates to prioritize skill-building over blindly following passion, recommends working in an office 4-5 days a week, and emphasizes building a strong foundation early in their careers to navigate future changes. He cautions against relying solely on passion without foundational expertise.
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