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Individual Contributor to Senior Manager of Data

Introduction Starting a new role at any organization—whether it’s a school, a workplace, or another setting—typically begins with a focus on individual contribution. Your success is directly tied to your personal efforts. You have control over the pace and quality of your work, and ultimately, you are solely accountable for your outcomes. This phase allows you to develop the skills and discipline necessary to excel in more complex roles. The Path to Success as an Individual Contributor During my time in this phase, I likely spent longer than most. I always had the mindset of making my manager—and by extension, my team—look good. This meant not only delivering quality work but also taking full accountability for my tasks.

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