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Should I Volunteer For A Task That Would Require Time That I May Not Actually Have - MentorCity

“Should I volunteer for a task that would require time that I may not actually have?” – Espresso with my mentor within

Your drive and excitement for going above and beyond may be telling you one thing and your list of priorities may be telling you the opposite. Determine how realistic it is for you to take this task on, whether you will be able to succeed at it, and at the same time meet all your other commitments.

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