Be punctual and professional at the workplace
We can assure you that showing up late to work regularly will drive your boss crazy. If you don't want to make a bad impression, it's best to get to work a little early.
Respect, and achieve deadlines.
Successful people have the positive habit and distinguishing trait of meeting deadlines. Completing work on time demonstrates your accountability and ability to execute tasks effectively
Manage time for a healthy work-life balance
Set priorities, try to do only a few things at a time, and remove as many distractions as you can from your workspace.
Take criticism well.
Do not frown at every negative comment made about you. Giving or receiving negative feedback is a necessary component of growth, and you will occasionally require it.
Ask relevant questions
You could get stuck no matter how skilled you are, so don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it. Asking questions can also help get conversations going. But try to find a balance between being interested and being annoyed
Be organized.
Start small by colour-coding your calendar, taking relevant notes, making a checklist, or even taking regular breaks at work. Then, build on what you've done and keep getting better.
Communicate effectively
No matter if you're in an actual office or working from home, you need to be able to convey your ideas and thoughts to your boss and coworkers with ease.
Take the initiative and learn a skill proactively
If you want to do well in your work and advance quickly in your career, you need to level up, take stock of your skill set, and consider taking workshops or professional certification courses to fill any gaps.