Saturday, December 18, 2010

Eight workplace survival rules

Fortune magazine out 8 on workplace survival of proposals to help staff to extricate from inertia.

Do not hide

Don't put yourself in the back of the computer, the career management company ExecuNet company founder and CEO David op Leighton said: "in fact, you should try to increase or maintain public appearances. "For example, in the meeting, participate in the special working group, as well as the initiative to undertake colleagues not original dry difficult plan.

Establish Alliance circle

Consolidate existing relationships, and in the Office of internal and external development more interpersonal relationships. Outlook Group founder Dee Sood said: "the Allies help to get information, such as the new job opportunities. ”

Acquire new skills

Now is the best time for new skills. Increase computer skills, attend a course or a professional field a certificate and degree--when new opportunities arise, you're ready.

Do PR

Professional strategic business partner Marilyn. Glamoc. Kennedy said: "excellent work, partly due to the high efficiency, partly due to the publicity. "When you complete a work, or to pay additional efforts to foster a work finished ahead of time, to let others know.

Creative

"Remember, others employ us to let us thinking about the problem, not just to work. "Expert recommends 1 hour per day arrangements were particularly things, such as introducing new proposals, to improve their own and the boss's working methods.

Responsible for the success of the own

To active, not passive. Kennedy said: "If you wait until things to happen, it will never be a good thing. "Set goals and let the Manager know about, understand your weaknesses and correct them, looking for better ways of working.

Adjust your attitude

Even if the economic recession, your career is not over. View the current attitude of confidence to your job seekers will have a significant impact. "Two choices-you can say that there is no opportunity, you can also look for opportunities. ”【oxford.】

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