To find a career to which you are adapted by nature, and then to work hard at it, is about as near to a formula for success and happiness as the world provides. One of the fortunate aspects of this formula is that, granted the right career has been found, the hard work takes care of itself. Then hard work is not hard work at all.
~Mark Sullivan
Getting a job relevant to your skills and qualifications is
a great way to show others what you can do with what you know. Working smart
and productive will expand and grow your career. Here are 5 more ways to make
progress and grow your career:
1.
Welcome problems: Problems are golden
opportunities for you to show your worth in a company. Be creative and be
determined to provide a workable solution when there is a problem. Update your
boss and let him or her know that there is a problem and you have a way to
overcome it. In an establishment, you are judged by what you can do and not how
qualified you are for the job.
2.
Step outside your comfort zone: One wise move is
to stretch your comfort zone further by doing things differently. The aim is to
improve productivity. Be proactive and take action before it develops into a
crisis situation.
3.
Share your wisdom: Showcase your knowledge and
experience by writing articles on your blog. It is a good way to connect and
network with like-minded people. It is also an excellent way to attract others
to notice you. You will be offered opportunities to take on other challenging
posts relevant to your expertise.
4.
Build and sustain your personal qualities: Apart
from your technical skills, you need soft skills to move ahead and stay ahead.
Always start and finish a job. Be an effective communicator verbally and in
writing. Know how to manage your time
and get the most important things done in a day. Be punctual for meetings and
appointments and keep your promises. Be flexible, adaptive, and willing to accept
criticism with an open mind. Stay enthusiastic and motivated on the job and be ambitious.
Work calmly under pressure.
5.
Positive mindset: It is said that it is not
important what has happened to you, but how you react to it. Look at the bright side of things; be optimistic
and confident in the face of difficulties. Overcoming adversity successfully
will be a great boost to your self-esteem.
Are you doing the right things to grow your career?
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