Life Lessons From The Workplace: Ten Things You Learn On The Job
- By
Candace Smith
Strong Work Ethic
A strong work ethic will crown you with an invisible golden halo. Co-workers will envy you and executives will praise you. It promotes goal setting, efficiency, and first-rate quality of work. A strong work ethic also instills discipline in those that practice it. Within any business, being dedicated to your employer and co-workers enables a healthy work environment. At the very least, you learn to be dedicated to doing a good job and taking personal pride in that (even if you’re ready for a new job someplace else).
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