Action Jackson : A Vision
By Administrator | August 10, 2009
There are two ways wherein you can become optimistic in your job and put your conviction at work.One way is to visualize a job greater than what you have. While you may not be a CEO or not even a manager, imagine yourself to be at least a team leader. How would you settle possible problems that your company may encounter? It’s not so much of having an illusion of being THE top man but it’s more of putting yourself in a bigger responsibility in order to train yourself for the actual sense of duty that you will meet later on.Having this self-commitment to undertake a greater role, you will be able to open up a panorama of brilliant business ideas that are sure to contribute to your company’s success.The other way to put your commitment to work is through sharing of your imagination. Most of us are afraid to be deemed as eccentric or foolish upon having images in our heads. But little do we know that these kept images can be the genius that will change things positively. You just might have a “business intuition” that not anyone can realize in himself. Every company needs a business “artist” and eccentricity can be the key. Don’t be afraid to share your vision/s.As long as you know that you can make it work, hinting your associates about what you see can start things to get moving. Think of yourself as a “mission maker” – both to yourself and to your colleagues.
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Researching Is Good for You
By Administrator | July 6, 2009
To have the passion for a product or to be familiar with the industry is not enough. As in all businesses, you have to study it, research about it, and assess your competition.
The point here is that you must know who your market will be. You don’t need to be a scientist to research your market and you won’t even need to hire a market researcher whom you’ll end up paying thousands just for that simple task. For the most part, all you have to do is talk to your friends and they’ll talk to their relatives.
Chat up with your relatives and have their friends come over as well. You can also simply ask some random person on the street. Engage in small talks in the supermarkets or malls, as all the potential target consumers are all in those kinds of places. Ask them general questions that you can relate to the product you have in mind. It might be too informal to record but the spontaneity is what gives it its validity. Simple, but reliable research is what you have!
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The Right Motivation
By Administrator | June 18, 2009
Sometimes we wonder what really drives us to do better, or at least what makes us do the things we do. There are a lot of reasons, but behind these reasons, there are always principles that determine the way we carry out our actions. It is very important that we know our values and that we are not uncertain to enact them. We may have all the goals in mind but if we don’t put value first, the end result won’t be what we expect. Putting value in everything that we do, especially in our work, would prove that there is more to just living life in the economic sense. Upholding values proves that we answer to a calling of survival and success that will last a lifetime.
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Job Hunting Tactics
By Administrator | May 22, 2009
Job hunting should be given careful considerations. You need to have a plan. You need to map out strategies and establish goals. Sometimes, you even have to know more than what you need to know.
Here are some job hunting tactics that you should practice in job hunting:
1. Choose a job that you really want. You know you can never be successful with a job you don’t like or you don’t excel at doing.
2. Join a network. Network connects people to people and jobs. Remember that the best jobs are never posted online. These are filled up through word of mouth, with individuals forwarding recommendations of their friends, relatives or former colleagues to companies.
3. Act now. Not next week, next month or next year. Now is always the right time to start your job search.
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Job Hunting Tactics
By Administrator | April 25, 2009
Job hunting should be given careful considerations. You need to have a plan. You need to map out strategies and establish goals. Sometimes, you even have to know more than what you need to know.
Here are some job hunting tactics that you should practice in job hunting:
1. Choose a job that you really want. You know you can never be successful with a job you don’t like or you don’t excel at doing.
2. Join a network. Network connects people to people and jobs. Remember that the best jobs are never posted online. These are filled up through word of mouth, with individuals forwarding recommendations of their friends, relatives or former colleagues to companies.
3. Act now. Not next week, next month or next year. Now is always the right time to start your job search.
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Job Promotion Tips
By Administrator | March 30, 2009
Describe new or upgrade duties briefly that you have performed that represent the work of someone in the company in a higher position.
Make your company behavior and appearance on the person who is at the level to which you aspire.
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Keep track of the tasks you complete
By Sherill | February 21, 2009
One of the best things you can do to validate your performance is to keep a record of the tasks you accomplish. You are naturally always assigned a certain number of tasks in a certain time frame, then given a deadline for each of for the whole lot. You record should detail these tasks, when they’re due, and the date you submitted or finished them. You can talk to your immediate superior or manager to arrange that he or she sign your record to validate each task’s completion. Having a record may also motivate you to work harder, as you will also need to record any late submissions or tasks you failed to accomplish on time. So when you ask for a promotion, you can present this record, and especially if you’re doing more than what is required of you, you might just get that promotion you’ve always wanted.
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No Promotion – Maybe You are the Reason
By Administrator | January 30, 2009
People tend to mope at the fact that they have been at the same desk jobs for almost all of their employed lives and is one of the causes of discontent among the ranks but the reasons may be staring them in the face all along. They themselves may have been the reason for their lack of promotion opportunities with dismal performance and lack of drive. Banking is an industry that relies on reliability and a lot of accounting background which are two different areas, independent of each other. Being a hard worker means nothing if you have lack of experience in your communication skills and having excellent communication skills without even the most basic knowledge of accounting principles also has the same effect. Be eager to learn and ask management if any programs are in place for such training and re-training. All industries benefit from re-training programs where you can take the initiative to excel and learn a new skill. Nobody knows too much and everybody, yep even you needs to brush up from time to time.
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可能な、または不可能な昇進
By Administrator | December 31, 2008
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職業人の中には、長期に渡り、同じ事を繰り返し、同じ職務資格に就き、同じ報酬を手にするという人もいて、今になって、昇進するという偉業は可能であろうか、あるいは、不可能であろうかと思い巡らしています。 いらぬ口出しをしないようにしていても、昇進できないのは何故かと疑問に思うかも知れません。 時間に几帳面で、時間通りに報告書を出し、職場で最高の友人を作り、そしてなお、昇進の兆しがない。 あなたが長い間待ち望んでいた、昇進、または給与アップの方法を知ることは重要です。 つい実行したくなるものですが、上司に高価な贈り物をする必要はありません。 しなければならない事は、正直に、職場でのあなた自身を評価する事です。 10年間、労働力として参加して来ましたが、上役の注意を引くに値する事は何もしなかったのかも知れません。 どのように新しい任務を引き受け、緊迫した状態でどのように対処したかについて、思い起こしてみてください。 あなたは弱音を吐き、軽率な意見を言ったりしますか。 よく考えて下さい。あなたがずっと疑問に思ってきた事のその答えが、直ぐそばにあるかも知れません。
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Need a Promotion – Have you considered asking?
By Sherill | December 25, 2008
Many who complain about lack of job advancement simply fail to realize a fact that sometimes, you just have to go and get your dreams. You’ve worked hard and did all you can for the company, but still you’re stuck in the same old desk since you can remember. Some bosses do this on purpose to see if you are bold enough to ask for a better job, while others simply fail to notice your hard work.
It takes courage to do so and timing is also essential(now might not be the good time to push your weight around due to the bad economic conditions), so try to get the best possible time like when the company is out hiring for a higher position you might be qualified to do. Try to make your qualifications known and present them to the respective people when openings arise. You might just get the dream job you’ve always wanted, with a small nudge that is.
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