The only constraints that you have on your income and advancement
potential are those you place upon yourself. If you don’t like your
position, or if you are unhappy with your salary, do something about it.
What can you do to make yourself more valuable to your department or
your company? What tasks have not been completed because no one has the
time or the inclination to take care of them?
Look around and identify things that need to be done. Don’t wait to be
asked. If you make it a habit to seek out opportunities, to take on new
tasks, you will increase your knowledge about the organization and
become such a valued employee that your company can’t afford to lose
you.
Showing posts with label Internal Revenue Service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internal Revenue Service. Show all posts
Saturday, 31 December 2011
THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF SERVICE YOU RENDER FIXES YOUR WAGES AND DETERMINES WHAT SORT OF EXPERIENCE YOU ARE GETTING.
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
REMEMBER THAT EVERY TIME YOU GO THE EXTRA MILE, YOU PLACE SOMEONE UNDER OBLIGATION TO YOU.
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When you do something to or for another, whether your deeds are good
or bad, people feel compelled to "retaliate" in kind. If you are a kind
and decent person, you can expect to be treated well in return. If you
use others for your own advantage without giving anything in return, you
will soon find that they have little use for you. People like working
for and with positive, considerate people. Start now to develop the
habit of going the extra mile.
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