By Tamar Ford 1. Know the boss and the bosses’ boss Yuval points out that if you're investing time and energy in a company, it is important to know who you’re getting involved with before you begin. Spend time getting to know your superiors and make sure that you can establish a level of trusting communication. Yuval also recommends checking out the founders of the company if they are not a part of the management. Get to know your boss, and get to know your boss's boss. 2. Ge

By Tamar Ford 1. Don’t marry your strategy “Big things happen in life that you don’t really plan for,” Aviram notes. Mobileye, for example, wasn’t even planned. In life, you aren’t able to see far enough into the future to account for all the obstacles, the changing circumstances, and the opportunities that will arise. Have a strategy, be flexible with it, and have a partner who you can trust to make the right decisions with you. 2. Take time off Aviram says that taking off a