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Want to get a promotion? I’ll bet you do! If you are motivated it’s absolutely possible. Just make sure you aren’t guilty of any of these career busting habits. If you are, have no fear there is plenty of time to clean up and get a promotion asap.
You’re probably not even aware that you are guilty of these work sins and how they are affecting your career… but I’m here to help enlighten you with some quick career advice.
It’s easier to get a promotion when people like you
I said it, i’s just a fact. These tips will clue you into the things that might be poisoning your promotion possibilities in the office.
Do You Speak Badly About Co-Workers and Get Cliquey?
That’s a no-no. You might gain temporary friends, but you’ll lose trust quickly.
Instead of speaking poorly about someone, just walk away. It’s easy to get wrapped up in drama but managers absolutely notice where negativity stems from. If negativity is stemming from a few ‘friends’ management will take action to break up the party. If you want to get a promotion you have to be and appear above that.
At work, it’s important to be looked at as an individual that gets along with everyone but not necessarily everyone’s best friend.… Keep reading
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