Workplace Success Tips

Dear All,
Good day to all of you sisters & brothers...Most of us need to improve his\her skills, but the problem is (in sometimes) the Way and attitude of the person and others skills. If you think you can work fine in your place, here are few ways to increase your chances of

Workplace Success Tips

to be Impressive in your place in the Company... there are many steps and skills have to be done to succeed in your work, which I will present them below:

Do your job

To ensure you're doing your job, make sure you understand all of the duties assigned to you. Upon beginning your job, your employer should provide you with a list of job duties and on-the-job training. Ask questions, and find the most efficient ways to perform your job. When you make a mistake, learn from it rather than repeat it. Refer to your list of job duties from time to time to stay focused. If you take pride in what you do, you'll make yourself and your employer—happy.

Follow the rules

Read and understand your employer's policies and procedures manual. It's your duty to learn and follow your employer's rules and regulations. Refer to it when you have questions. If you can't find an answer, ask your supervisor. This will decrease your chances of careless mistakes>

Be courteous

A self-confident attitude, smile, and friendly word go a long way toward establishing strong working relationships with your supervisors, coworkers, and customers. Make an effort to be friendly, but realize that you are there to work and not to socialize. A sense of humor is usually appreciated but always maintain a professional attitude

Be a team player

In a team atmosphere, be an active listener. Your supervisor and coworkers will feel that you value their opinion. However, don't be afraid to share your knowledge, expertise, and enthusiasm. Employers want employees who take initiative, follow instructions, respond well to constructive criticism, and cooperate. Make it a point to attend meetings and company-sponsored social events

Be Mentor

Find an experienced coworker who can serve as your mentor. Mentors help nurture your career—they may give advice, make suggestions, increase your access to senior management, and are often good listeners. To find a mentor, first, identify your weak areas. Then identify individuals who are strong in these areas, those whose careers you admire, and those who have access to senior management. Begin by being friendly, asking advice from time to time, and slowly build your relationship. If you have trouble finding a mentor, consider joining a professional organization

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