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Professionalism In The Workplace

Posted by: Manar Al-Muflahi | Oct 28, 2020

Professionalism In The Workplace

Professional Attitude 

The way you conduct yourself is what characterizes someone as professional. Professionalism is important because it is an attribute that employers will look for in any sector. You can have a professional attitude by behaving in a polite manner, being able to manage your time , show your determination through you work and taking initiative.

 

Standing out from the crowd

If you don’t behave in a professional manner it can affect you in the future because it means you may not be taken seriously and won’t be considered for other job positions.

 

When job searching having a professional manner is a display of your attitude towards the company, you need to do more than just looking the part and that is why dressing the part will make you stand out from the crowd.

 

More than just respect

Being professional has a much deeper meaning than just showing that you’re respectful, it can also show off other personal qualities such as loyalty, dependability and responsibility.

When you don’t show respect, it is to be expected that your employer won’t show you any either. It can make them think that you are rude and irresponsible because when looking for someone to hire they aren’t going to want someone who doesn’t consider other people’s ideas or a person who is not a team player. If you wouldn’t treat your friends and family like that, then why treat anyone else with a lack of respect.

 

Top tips on how to be professional

 

Tip #1 – commitment is a must

If you have committed to a task or project then you must stay true to that and see that through and this is really crucial because if you get the job done, then in the future this lets your employer know that you’re dependable. You may wonder how lack of commitment may affect you in the workplace, well I can tell you if the work team isn’t committed to a project, this may lead to low confidence and no solid goals because you’re not sticking to a set plan and a way to avoid this is good communication with the rest of you team so goals are reachable.

 

Tip #2 – Constructive criticism and personal development.

Welcoming feedback gives the impression that you are willing to learn and make that effort to improve yourself. This can also be associated with personal development because the feedback you receive may not be something you can improve immediately but over time as you continue to learn. 

Personal development is something that can be developed over time and we are all trying to be better at what we do because after all this is what makes are dreams and career aspirations a reality.

 

Tip #3 - Communicate professionally

As both a jobseeker and an employee communicating in a professional manner is really important. This may include communication on social media, verbally and digitally.  It is influential on how professional employers view you as because it’s a sign of respect. 

Employers may do their own research on social media and digitally, seeing something impolite may put them off from wanting to hire you or give you a promotion.

 

Tip #4 - Take care of your health and wellbeing 

Your health and wellbeing may include self care and not burning yourself out with more work than you can handle. You can’t be at your best if your health and wellbeing are not because it can affect how much attention you pay to the details of your work and it may even influence how much effort you put into your appearance, as well as personal hygiene. This is why it’s recommended that you take care of your health, so try not to overwork yourself. You can do this by making sure you take a proper lunch break and eat the right foods.

 

 Thank you for reading my blog and I hope you found all these tips useful, let me know which tip was your favourite in the comment section? If you want to read more blog posts why not check out my blog post on How To Ace Your Zoom Interview.

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