Mertayasa
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After years of working in the company, you would expect a promotion from your boss. One way to make it happen is through promotion. But given the intense competition in the world of work, getting a promotion seems more difficult than you might think. Even so, do not immediately despair.
Below steps you can follow to boosting your career
1. Work Consistently, Honestly, and Maintain Integrity
Make the most of your time to get maximum results. Don't let your boss see you relaxing at your desk, especially while playing with gadgets. Relaxing in the office is not forbidden, but do it at the right moment, namely when the break comes. If you feel bored or stressed, it's better to take a walk around the office complex to breathe fresh air while calming your mind.
2. Have Your Own Time Management to Do Work
Tasks assigned by superiors should be submitted in a timely manner. If possible, two or three days ahead of the set deadline. Not without reason, assignments are often used as a benchmark to assess the good or bad performance of employees. That's why it's important to have time management at work. Doing work in an organized manner and knowing what to do and what to do every time and every day to complete the work on time and with maximum results.
3. Customize Clothing with Company Culture
Judging someone by their appearance sounds unfair. But, how to dress can at least show a person's personality. You should pay attention to your clothes before leaving for the office. Stand in front of the mirror to judge your own appearance before others judge it. Also adjust the way of dressing with the existing work culture in the company. For example, for multinational companies, you need to wear formal clothes, such as suits, blazers, and trousers.
Impress your boss with your appearance for opportunities to look professional or know how to position yourself. Thus the opportunity to be promoted will be even greater.
4. Come early, leave late
If an employee was always late, anyone would not be pleased to see him. Is it a co-worker himself, let alone a boss.
Try to leave early so that you get to the office faster, especially if the office is far from the area where you live. Arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than work hours to practice discipline and prepare before work hours start.
Below steps you can follow to boosting your career
1. Work Consistently, Honestly, and Maintain Integrity
Make the most of your time to get maximum results. Don't let your boss see you relaxing at your desk, especially while playing with gadgets. Relaxing in the office is not forbidden, but do it at the right moment, namely when the break comes. If you feel bored or stressed, it's better to take a walk around the office complex to breathe fresh air while calming your mind.
2. Have Your Own Time Management to Do Work
Tasks assigned by superiors should be submitted in a timely manner. If possible, two or three days ahead of the set deadline. Not without reason, assignments are often used as a benchmark to assess the good or bad performance of employees. That's why it's important to have time management at work. Doing work in an organized manner and knowing what to do and what to do every time and every day to complete the work on time and with maximum results.
3. Customize Clothing with Company Culture
Judging someone by their appearance sounds unfair. But, how to dress can at least show a person's personality. You should pay attention to your clothes before leaving for the office. Stand in front of the mirror to judge your own appearance before others judge it. Also adjust the way of dressing with the existing work culture in the company. For example, for multinational companies, you need to wear formal clothes, such as suits, blazers, and trousers.
Impress your boss with your appearance for opportunities to look professional or know how to position yourself. Thus the opportunity to be promoted will be even greater.
4. Come early, leave late
If an employee was always late, anyone would not be pleased to see him. Is it a co-worker himself, let alone a boss.
Try to leave early so that you get to the office faster, especially if the office is far from the area where you live. Arrive 15-20 minutes earlier than work hours to practice discipline and prepare before work hours start.
