“One question I like to ask myself is, is this decision a one-way door decision or a two-way door decision? It's a framework that was popularized by Jeff Bezos, but has been used many times in especially the business world.”

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asks whether a career decision is a one-way door or a two-way door decision, using the Jeff Bezos-popularized framework to treat most job choices as reversible

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