A Career Built On Character
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A Career Built on Character
Summary
"Personality can open doors, but only character can keep them open." ?" Elmer G. Letterman"The best job goes to the person who can get the job done without excuses or passing the buck." ?" Napolean Hill
Political Insight
Political astuteness is crucial for business success, even if it's not taught in school. As Aristotle said, "Man is by nature a political animal."Take Charge of Your Career
You are responsible for your career progression. Don't rely on the HR department or anyone else to guide you. Remember, companies are primarily focused on making money.Dress for Success
Your attire should always be a step above your current role, reflecting the position you aspire to.Integrity Above All
"If you have integrity, nothing else matters. If you don't have integrity, nothing else matters." ?" Alan SimpsonIntegrity becomes even more vital as you advance in an organization.
Loyalty to Your Company
Always support your company. Negativity about your employer won’t impress anyone. Remember:1. You chose the company.
2. They pay you.
3. You can leave if you wish.
Elevate Your Boss
Try to make your boss and their supervisor look good. Ideally, you want your boss to get promoted, leaving an opportunity open for you.Know Your Leaders
Research the backgrounds of company executives to understand their priorities. Connect with influential people and consider asking someone to be your mentor.Learn the Rules
"Whoever gossips to you will gossip about you." ?" Spanish ProverbCommunication
Be cautious with your words. Assume that everything you write or say can be seen by everyone in the company. Avoid emotional responses in emails, and always review your messages before sending them.Stay Away from Office Politics
Avoid gossip and be cautious at social events like Happy Hour.Work-Life Balance
Arriving early and leaving at a reasonable time can reflect a strong work ethic. Don’t let work consume your personal life.Deliver Results
Understand what your boss requires and deliver it, even if it seems trivial. Always say, "Yes!" to leadership requests, but find ways to offer constructive solutions."Always do more than is required of you." ?" General Patton
Share the Credit
Acknowledge the contributions of others. This fosters collaboration and reflects well on you as a leader.Conclusion
In managing your career:1. You’re responsible.
2. Remember who you work for.
3. Learn the rules.
As Bill Karnes stated, "Eagles don't flock; they fly alone. And eagles soar above the rest of their world. So, too, do people who start things, lead groups, or otherwise set themselves apart from the crowd."
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