11 Work Resolutions To Ace Your Career Goals In 2016
2015 was a busy year. You may or may not have achieved your career
goals. But there is always next year to start afresh and climb high on
the career ladder. Here are some work resolutions that will help you
with a successful work approach for 2016.
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You stayed late at work and your social life went for a toss. You’re not letting that happen in 2016. You will efficiently finish your work and will give more time to your family and friends.
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If you’re always late to work then you have punctuality issues. Try fixing this problem this year, by coming to work on time.
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Even if you’re not looking out, keeping your resume updated will keep you in sync with your work achievements and progress.
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Deadlines make sure that you finish your work on time. However, we don’t take them seriously and keep procrastinating. The coming year, we must try finishing our work within the stipulated time to avoid exertion.
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Colleagues are your work friends. If you treat them well then work is fun and you enjoy going to office. However, if you hate your colleagues, work becomes complicated. Therefore, you need to be on friendly terms with your teammates.
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Gossip is for the idle. Although it builds a bond, gossip of any kind is not healthy. Staying away from it will only benefit you and you will then concentrate more on other important issues.
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If you’re blindly working without asking your superior about your work, then you’re losing out on improvement. Keep asking for feedback after every three months so that you can improve on your shortcomings.
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Taking up new responsibilities only means that you’re ready for bigger challenges and tasks. If your boss considers you for new projects, then you must take them on because he thinks you can complete the task well. It will only increase your KRAs and you might get a good appraisal next year.
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Monday mornings are difficult, but they are not as bad as we make them out to be. We must look forward to kickstart the workweek with enthusiasm and not sulk and whine throughout.
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Sometimes routine tends to kill creative vibes. At such times, you need to derive motivation from inspiring people of your field. Read success stories and learn from famous people who made it big by taking up great challenges in life. They sure will push you to perform better.
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It’s better to leave a workplace than keep whining about how wrong the ‘management’ is. If you’re not happy with what you’re doing, then chances are that you will never be. Also, if there is no dignity and respect for your work, then you must move on because you need to work at a place that respects you and your work. Or else, there is simply no point of being a piece of office furniture.
1. I will learn to manage the great ‘work-life’ balance
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You stayed late at work and your social life went for a toss. You’re not letting that happen in 2016. You will efficiently finish your work and will give more time to your family and friends.
2. I will be punctual
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If you’re always late to work then you have punctuality issues. Try fixing this problem this year, by coming to work on time.
3. I will update my resume
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Even if you’re not looking out, keeping your resume updated will keep you in sync with your work achievements and progress.
4. I will take deadlines more seriously
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Deadlines make sure that you finish your work on time. However, we don’t take them seriously and keep procrastinating. The coming year, we must try finishing our work within the stipulated time to avoid exertion.
5. I will be on cordial terms with my colleagues
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Colleagues are your work friends. If you treat them well then work is fun and you enjoy going to office. However, if you hate your colleagues, work becomes complicated. Therefore, you need to be on friendly terms with your teammates.
6. I will not participate in work gossip
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Gossip is for the idle. Although it builds a bond, gossip of any kind is not healthy. Staying away from it will only benefit you and you will then concentrate more on other important issues.
7. I will ask for feedback from my team leader
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If you’re blindly working without asking your superior about your work, then you’re losing out on improvement. Keep asking for feedback after every three months so that you can improve on your shortcomings.
8. I will take up new responsibilities
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Taking up new responsibilities only means that you’re ready for bigger challenges and tasks. If your boss considers you for new projects, then you must take them on because he thinks you can complete the task well. It will only increase your KRAs and you might get a good appraisal next year.
9. I will not fall prey to the Monday Blues
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Monday mornings are difficult, but they are not as bad as we make them out to be. We must look forward to kickstart the workweek with enthusiasm and not sulk and whine throughout.
10. I will stay motivated
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Sometimes routine tends to kill creative vibes. At such times, you need to derive motivation from inspiring people of your field. Read success stories and learn from famous people who made it big by taking up great challenges in life. They sure will push you to perform better.
11. I will quit if there is no dignity at what I do
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It’s better to leave a workplace than keep whining about how wrong the ‘management’ is. If you’re not happy with what you’re doing, then chances are that you will never be. Also, if there is no dignity and respect for your work, then you must move on because you need to work at a place that respects you and your work. Or else, there is simply no point of being a piece of office furniture.
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