The most successful people tend to follow some very similar daily habits throughout their working career. Why not try some of these simple adjustments to your working day, and you’ll be on your way to career success.
haysplc.com/viewpoint GET UP EARLY
Giving yourself plenty of time to get
ready and eat a healthy breakfast will help you to focus on the day ahead and get to work in plenty of time. SAY THANK YOU
Thanking colleagues and
employers for their advice shows your appreciation and ensures that they’ll make time for you when you need help in future. FOCUS ON HIGH PRIORITY TASKS FIRST
Not only does this mean you’ll meet
crucial deadlines, but it will also help to keep you focused with multiple projects going on at once. CHALLENGE YOURSELF & WORK HARD
When you achieve things you never
thought you would, you feel confident enough to take on anything and work even harder. MOTIVATE YOURSELF
At the start of your day, set yourself
some goals. You will feel motivated each time you tick a task off your to- do list. STAY FOCUSED
Staying focused on task can be
tough, but if you take lots of small breaks throughout the day you’ll keep your mind focused and maintain productivity. LISTEN TO OTHERS
It’s important to listen to others and
take on board their perspective, then compromise. Colleagues will respect you for listening and you’ll often learn something new, too. LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES
Making mistakes is natural, but
learning from them is crucial to success and will earn the respect of your employer. THINK POSITIVELY
Stress and worry can hinder your
productivity, but by having a positive, can-do attitude, you’re more likely to reach your goals. ASK QUESTIONS
Having a better understanding of a
subject or procedure will help you do your job better, and it will also demonstrate that you’re interested and eager to learn. ABOUT HAYS Hays is a leading global professional recruiting group, the expert at recruiting qualified, professional and skilled people worldwide. With over 8,748 staff operating from 244 offices in 33 countries across 20 specialism's, last year we placed around 57,000 candidates into permanent jobs, and around 212,000 people into temporary assignments.