Questions for the MVP guest speaker session

[MohamedRadwan-DevOps]

Here are the proposed questions for the MVP interview guest speaker session:

1. Could you tell us more about yourself, and who you are? What are you doing? Where are you based? Your story....etc.?
2. What strategies do you use to prioritize your tasks and responsibilities when there are many competing demands on your time?
3. What are some common mistakes that you see beginners make, and how can they be avoided?
4. In your experience, how important is the first step in shaping the rest of your career, particularly when you have multiple options?
5. What are the factors that enable you to achieve your full potential and deliver the greatest possible value, and how can you enhance them?
6. How do you maintain a healthy work-life balance while pursuing your goals and responsibilities?
7. How do you stay up to date with the latest trends and developments in your field, and incorporate them into your work?
8. Can you share any time management or productivity habits that have helped you to be more efficient and effective in your work?
9. What do you believe are some common pitfalls or barriers that can hold people back from achieving success in their careers?
10. What steps do you typically take when starting a new role at a company, in order to get up to speed and start contributing to the company and the team?
11. Looking back on your twenties, what changes or adjustments would you make?
12. What are some key qualities or skills that you believe make for an effective manager?
13. What are some key qualities or skills that you believe make for an effective employee?
14. What are the secret habits you would like to share with someone who is looking to achieve success, based on your own experiences and lessons learned?

[AhmadSerria]

Can we add a question if the guest was a career shifter? Like, at what age did you start your career shift? What was the difficulties you faced? How did you overcome it?
Thanks

[MohamedRadwan-DevOps]

@AhmadSerria It's a good question idea, but I would recommend another phrase like:
From your opinion how hard is the career shift and what will be your advice for them?

[AhmadSerria]

That would be great. Thanks.