The most important lesson Chase learned in his career is active listening: FP&A professionals are naturally high-execution, confident people who tend to state opinions with false certainty, but the longer he's practiced, the more he realizes listening to others' perspectives and business mechanics understanding is more valuable than pushing his own model
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“number one lesson the second lesson is list just just actively listening...we're very high execute people...I feel 95% confident that I'm right about this but more times than not and the longer that I do it I've been wrong um so like sitting down and actively listening...the older I get the the more and more I listen and the more and more I keep my mouth shut”
Created: 8/13/2026, 9:52:46 AM
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