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Hi folks, Jeff Berman here. We have something a little bit different for you today. It's that time of year when so many people graduate into a new phase of their lives, their careers. For me, it's an especially big graduation year. As my oldest just graduated from high school and delivered a banger of a commencement address. We realized that

there was an opportunity to share nuggets of wisdom from some of the most remarkable people we've

had on Masters of Scale. So you're going to hear this episode from a dozen incredible founders and

CEOs. And we're going to start with our founding host, Reid Hoffman,

who's gathered some questions from young people graduating this year,

and we're going to get to hear some advice from him to them.

All right, let's jump into the first question.

Hi, my name is Denise, and I'm a student at the University of Oxford.

My question is, should I take a job I don't love after graduation just to get started?

You know, typically, like in commencement speeches, the answer is never.

But of course, the real answer is sometimes.

Because what you should be is you should be strategic about what you're

doing. You should be thinking about where do I might we wanting to go two, five, ten years from now?

How would this job possibly get me there? And by the way, doing a job versus not doing a job

is always a better way to ultimately be getting to a much better job two, five, ten years out.

So the answer is sometimes.

You're sometimes mistought that you should only be looking for what you're passionate about.

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