Good work habits that will make you stand out
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- 06 Apr 2022
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Great workers are noticed by their traits, not papers alone. There is no doubt that workers who do their work uniquely, usually stick out from the rest. With daily work, home and social stress, it’s possible to carry the burden to work, a thing that may ruin your work or how you relate with others.
But some employees have sought means to sweep their stress under the carpet and kept a positive attitude, and even delivered or completed their assignments in time. Handling stress is a habit a number of employees should have.
Otherwise, it’s hard to concentrate on work when your stress levels are high; perhaps mistakes and an unhealthy mood are bound to kick in.
Good work ethics are known to craft great relationships, and enable workers to have a satisfying job.
According to Jean Pierre Gahigi, a communications specialist in Kigali, great employees are those who allow others to count on them, for instance; they share ideas, and knowledge with others to see them improve in their careers.
“They are not selfish, that’s why they would do what it takes to be helpful to others and are a call away in case any assistance is needed on a project.”
He mentions that sometimes all it takes is proper planning for the day, listing the things to be done, so as not to miss out on anything on the to-do list.
To him, many people forget to highlight the important tasks or activities to fulfil throughout the day, thus ending up disorganised.
Gahigi carries on that you ought to be willing to learn from others, regardless of how long you have spent in the company or learned, because no one knows it all.
“People who receive positive feedback from their managers are more likely to do better than those who don’t take in such feedback positively. There is no harm in knowing your mistakes or areas that require improvement. Some employees are not good at acknowledging the fact that their mistake is highlighted for their own good, a thing that hinders them to improve,” he states.
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