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I Learned How To Be A Learner. When You Get In A Job, The Tendency Is To Say, 'i've Got To Know It. I've Got To Give Direction To Others. I'm In This Job Because I'm Better And Smarter.' I Always Took A Different View, That The Key Was To Identify The People Who Really Knew And Learn From Them.

-Anne M. Mulcahy

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I Learned How To Be A Learner.

Anne M. Mulcahy

I Learned How To Be A Learner. When You Get In A Job, The Tendency Is To Say, 'i've Got To Know It. I've Got To Give Direction To Others. I'm In This Job Because I'm Better And Smarter.' I Always Took A Different View, That The Key Was To Identify The People Who Really Knew And Learn From Them.

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