Having a job and being productive at it involves more than just your Job ID card and allocated work desk.
There are ways to ensure you give your best to your job and produce amazing results not just for yourself but for your team:
1. Effective Time Management: Strategically plan your time in accordance to the necessary task you need to complete so you don't end up Idling away productive time. You can use tools like to-do lists or digital planners and focus your scale of preference on high-impact activities first.
2. Proactive Attitude: Be ready to step out of your comfort zone, take up tasks, recommend solutions to problems and help when and where you can even if it's not your assigned task just so that the collective goal of the organization can be achieved.
3. Clear Communication: Ensure effective communication of task, goals, solution or information among team members or between team members and superiors. Maintain a clear communication line so that every member is carried along and has the necessary information needed to achieve a common goal.
4. Collaboration: Be open to working together with members of the staff as a team. Cooperate, share knowledge, offer assistance where necessary to promote a positive work environment and achieve a common goal.
5. Continuous learning: Staying updated on new knowledge, theories, technologies or adding new skills to your skill set helps you work faster and smarter.
By adopting this strategies as a worker, you not only boost your work performance, but also help to promote a positive work environment which indirectly increases workplace productivity.
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