1. Work On Goals That Matter Whether you’re in your dream job or biding time until you can land something better, find a way to care about your daily assignments. If the goals your boss hands you aren’t exciting enough, find something in your personal life (ideally, something that benefits your career too like a new skill set) that you can only tackle once you’ve completed your work to-dos. Make your daily work meaningful however you can–employers will notice your enthusiasm. 2. Use a Reliable Personal Organization System According to Harpham, among other things, “successful professionals know how to run a meeting”. Make sure your personal work life is well-organized and effective–develop good habits, use consistent systems, and if organization doesn’t come naturally to you, explore resources to help you acquire new skills. Personal organization is a toolkit you can take with you wherever you go. 3. Learn to Earn More Effective employees are always acquiring new responsibilities, new
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