How to maintain a job?
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4 answers
Romain Thévenet
Romain’s Answer
Hi Kelsey,
To keep your job you're in, first the most important is to be motivated and passionated about what you're doing everyday. If it's not it will be hard for you to keep a qualitative consistency of your results. You have to ask you good questions such as, do I like what I'm doing ? Do I find myself ? Does my job gives me a sense in my life ?
Second, if you like what you're doing, I would say that that you must be in a proactive mindset whereas be reactive. I mean that you have to imagine what could happen in the next few weeks, months or years, in you job or in the industry you're in. By anticipate events and understand, you will be up to date in your deadlines and it will have more free time to develop your creativity.
Last, work is a place where you have to deal with colleagues , superiors, partners, suppliers and other stakeholders. You must maintain a good social relationship with all of them. This is crucial because relationship is a mirror of your personality. In most of the job, whatever the industry, how you behave will have a positive impact on the company. It could be having a motivational mindset, pugnacious, be sympathic and listen the others. A positive attitude will reflect on your results and it is taken in consideration by managers in your performance review as much as quantitative and numbers outcomes.
Do not hesitate to reach out me if you have more questions.
Enjoy your life by what you're doing everyday.
Romain
Mounia’s Answer
Always show up on time and never be late to any meetings.
Add valuable contributions to the workplace and offer your help in projects.
Be a good team member and show a great attitude by getting along with everyone.
Carla’s Answer
Steve’s Answer
Be where you are supposed to be, when you are supposed to be there. Constantly look at ways of improving how work is accomplished at your job. Be involved, not just a bystander punching in a timecard.