How to Avoid Mistakes At Work
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The document provides tips for avoiding sabotaging one's personal and professional goals. It advises that mistakes are inevitable but should be owned and learned from, and conflicts at work should aim to find solutions rather than prove who is right. Defining one's role clearly and building positive relationships with colleagues are emphasized as keys to working productively without inefficiency or uncertainty.
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How to Avoid Mistakes At Work
- 2. There are plenty of ways to sabotage your personal goals, dreams and desires. And we must be aware of our life mistakes and learn how to deal with them. Remember that mistakes are inevitable at the workplace.
- 3. Is your job more important or the fact that you want to win an argument at any cost and boost your ego? Remember the aim of a conflict should not be about getting one up on each other, but instead to find a solution amicably.
- 4. Your job needs to be well defined and role clearly demarcated for you to be able to work productively and without any hesitation or doubt. An undefined and vague role at the workplace always leads to inefficiency and uncertainty.
- 5. The golden rule for work is relationship, relationship, relationship! Since you spend anywhere between 8-10 hours a day at work, it is important that you build a positive and healthy relationship with your colleagues and superiors.
- 6. Waffling and indecisiveness at work should be avoided at all costs. This will make you conspicuous for the wrong reasons. When you are working on a particular problem try to stick to the main subject and focus on the important part of the problem.
- 7. If you have committed a mistake, own up to it. You must take responsibility for your actions. Remember the sooner you take onus, the sooner you will be able to rectify your blunder. Blaming another person does not help and will only give rise to bitterness.
- 8. Lico Reis Consultoria & Línguas P rof. Roberto Lico Reis www.licoreis.com [email_address] E-books: www.migre.me/oQ5 Linkedin: www.migre.me/1d9r Twitter: Licoreis