What’s most important to you at this point in your career, in terms of your professional work?

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CIO in Education2 years ago
At this stage of my career, the most important thing for me is to be happy. I know that sounds very Pollyanna, but I probably went through a 10-year period of being largely unhappy until I landed at UCLA. I've been thrilled ever since and in retrospect, what's most important is actually being happy with the work I do on a day-to-day basis.
CIO in Software2 years ago
I am happy if I am able to retain my team. I have built many teams but in this great resignation time, I had to build all new team with fresh from school talent. I am seeing reasonable stick around but I am afraid that I shall loose most of them very soon. 
Senior Director of Information Technology in Healthcare and Biotech2 years ago
For me is to continue to grow talents on my team and retain high skilled colleagues. 
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VP of IT in Software2 years ago
The most important thing for me to is contribute at a high level. I want to add value to the team and organization. I want to enjoy the work that I do and feel that it means something. I want to enjoy the people that I work with.
IT Strategist in Government2 years ago
The most important in my professional work is being able to openly communicate my opinion and encourage others to do the same. 

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