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Job Skills Tool
Box Keeping Your Job |
 Keeping a job at times can be just as
complex and tiresome as finding a job. Always
work toward a job which will fulfill your needs for
accomplishment and fulfillment. Never accept a
position that will bring you pain, grief and
uncertainty. |
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Colleagues With Disabilities Succeed in Meetings |
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Maryville
University Ultimate Guide To Professional
Communication For Young Adults in a Digital Age |
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Tips from The Classroom |
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1. Come on time, it is one of the main
causes of termination. |
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2. Check your Facebook, Twitter, Text and
email on your break. |
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3. Spreading rumors and gossip only causes
hardship and resentment. |
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4. Treat your company's customers and
clients with respect and understanding. |
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5. Respect the property and resources of the
company or agency in which you work. |
| 6. Don't get involved with clicks and turf
wars on the workplace. They only antagonize your
fellow workers and cause friction with
management. |
| 7. Understand what your employer expects
from you and how you can fill those expectations.
If you are confused as to your job function ask
your supervisor and make sure both of you come
to some kind of mutual agreement. |
| 8. Don't be shy by leaving early, avoiding
company social functions and meetings. Getting
noticed by decision makers shows him or her that
you care about the company. |
| 9. If asked be willing to work overtime.
Make sure you are being paid fairly for the time
you spend. |
| 10. Show initiative, be willing to come up
with new and relative solutions to work problems. Keep in mind to discuss these
initiatives before you implement them. |
