Are you a Professional?
“Always do your best. What you want
now, you will harvest later.”
-Og Mandino
When
somebody mentions the word Professionalism, what does it mean to you? When you are leaders, your professionalism adds values not only to yourselves but also to
others.
How
would you answer the following questions: Do you practice impartiality in
dealing with erring employees? Are you consistent in your relationship with all
of your team members? Do you conduct business with the highest ethical
standard? Are you a good role model for your employees as well as your peers?
Successfully
managing your image, treating people with courtesy, politeness, and kindness,
maintaining professional personal relationships with your employees and
excellent work ethic are just some ways of how good leaders demonstrate their
professionalism.
“The Professional” Tips
Here are some tips on how to create
your own brand of professionalism:
Avoid Office Politics
Avoid Favoritism
Keeping confidences – True Professionals don’t gossip
Show your appreciation
Learn to Listen
Be Fair and responsible
Be Optimistic – Don’t Let Negativity rule you
Master your emotions
Avoid Favoritism
Keeping confidences – True Professionals don’t gossip
Show your appreciation
Learn to Listen
Be Fair and responsible
Be Optimistic – Don’t Let Negativity rule you
Master your emotions
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