The number one thing I learned actually was less of an op saying and more of just like a professional thing but own up to your mistakes right away because there is no getting around when you screw up especially when you're in this line of work people are going to know and if you don't own up to it you're just like a back-ass at the end of the day and so take responsibility. It feels just to be better off for it and also just be really careful when you do work because it's easy when you do the same kind of job every day in the same work for it to kind of get repetitive like you feel like you're cooking the same buttons and you're doing the same stuff but that doesn't mean it's cool to get lazy and not QA your work.