Here is a copy.

I believe in myself. I believe in those who work with me. I believe in my employer. I believe in my friends. I believe in my family. I believe that god will lend me everything I need with which to succeed if I do my best to earn it through faithful and honest service. I believe in prayer and I will never close my eyes in sleep without praying for divine guidance to the end that I will be patient with other people and tolerant with those who do not believe as I do. I believe that success is the result of intelligent effort and does not depend upon luck or sharp practices or double crossing friends, fellow man or my employer. I believe I will get out of life exactly what I put into it, therefore I will be careful to conduct myself toward others as I would want them to act towards me. I will not slander those whom I do not like. I will not slight my work no matter what I may see others doing. I will render the best service of which I am capable because I have pledged myself to succeed in life and know that success is always the result of conscientious and efficient effort. Finally, I will forgive those who offend me because I realize that I shall sometimes offend others and I will need forgiveness

Signed_______________________

Print it off, sign it, memorise it, read it when you get up, read it when you go to bed and make sure you commit to it and you will succeed.

 Have a wonderful week

 Cheers Robbie

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There are many places where a code of dress is expected, such as church, the opera, the theatre, better restaurants and many other places. The workplace is just one of many and whether you like it or not, appropriate dress is what can help you keep or get a job. Many Internet sites, books and people that offer advice on interviews and getting that job, will emphasize the importance of nice appropriate dress and the impact it can have when you wear something that stands out from the crowd.

Clothes do make the person. This is one of the old sayings that really does come true. What does it mean? It means that people judge you by the clothes you wear. This is especially true in the workplace, but it is also true for everyday life.

Nowadays many companies have a dress policy in place to keep the appearances at work up. Reasons why companies have dress policies are varied.

Here are couple.

One of the biggest reasons for companies to require nice appropriate dress their office, or at least in the area that the customer will see, it is important that their employees make a good first impression. First impressions are very much guided by what you are wearing, your facial impressions and body posture. If your customer see you working at your desks, it is important that you are dressed appropriately. For most workplaces this means a dress shirt and smart dress pants or polo shirt and casual dress pants. In some instances wearing a suit and tie. It will depend on the company. For women the equivalent style of the clothing will be expected.

Imagine what would happen if a customer came into your company and you wore dirty, spotty, old and ripped clothes. That doesn’t make a good impression, does it? Do you think the customer will want to do business with you? Or if they do will they come back again. Not likely.

Another reason companies and employers would judge your appearance is professionalism. Professionalism in the workplace includes good appropriate dress, being a good employee, doing your job right and being polite and respectful to your boss and colleagues in your workplace.

This doesn’t just apply to those who work in offices. This also to tradesmen, technicians, and shop assistant as well. If you have a clean tidy appearance goes along way.

So before you walk out the door in the morning, check yourself in the mirror and ask “Would I like to do business with a person dressed like that?”

Be the person you would like to deal with.

Have a marvellous day

Regards Robbie

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The first step in making a career change is deciding exactly what you want to do. But consider it carefully because you don’t want to find yourself in the same situation in a couple of years. Think about the things that you wanted to do when you were a child or when first entered the working world. What was your dream job then? What career field was your passion? Is it still what you want to be doing today? Could you turn one of your hobbies or interests into a career? Discover your dream, and then start building your goals around it. If you can manage to build a career around your passion work will all way be enjoyable.

Once you know what you want to do, the time comes to start researching it. How do most people get started in that field? Will you need to start your own business, or are there companies out there already doing what you want to do? What kinds of entry-level positions are available? Will you be able to do this in your town, or would moving to another city mean more opportunities for you? Before you make the change, research your job options carefully. You may need to plan financially for the step you are about to take, so make sure you are thorough doing your homework. Talking to people who are already working in the field/career you want to enter can be great way to get actionable advice because they have been there.

When you know what kind of experience you will need to get started in the field of your dreams, think about the experience you have had in the past, and what you have done that matches up. This can mean either work related experience or things you have done as a hobby or class you have taken in school. Be creative here – you may have experience you don’t even realize you have. For instance, if you want to open a bakery, and you are always in charge of the bake sale at your child’s school, these count as experience. There may even be thing you do in your current job that will cross over. Comb through your history and pick out all of the things you have done that will count in your new career.

Last but not least, you have to start creating a new image to present to the working world. Start over with a brand new resume, this time highlighting the experience you have that is relevant to your new career goals. Work on an outstanding cover letter that explains your passion and why you want this career change. If you are starting your own business, work on building a website and creating a brand you can be proud of. The sooner you start living your new career, the sooner your dream job will fall into place.

So don’t wait, take action NOW! Your dream job or new career is waiting for you.

Have a wonderful week

Regards Robbie

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The number one way to reinvent yourself in order to land a better job or get a promotion is to change your attitude.  Even if you are working at a nightmare of a job at present, you need work on being positive.  Negativity can be seen a mile away.  You may not realize it but your face expression, posture and quality of work show off how you feel about your job.  This attitude has to go so decide to change it NOW.

Some simple ways to change the way you feel about your current job are

·         Being on time or even a bit early (never late)

·         The way you dress. Take pride in your appearance and the way you dress whether you have a uniform or a dress code. Made sure you are clean and tidy

·         Put a smile on your face. Even if you are on the phone your smile will be noticed.

·         Keep a positive attitude. In every situation ask yourself “what is good about this situation?”.

Make these changes and you will be surprised. Your work environment will improve and people will start to notice you.  

Take some classes.  Improving skills is always a good idea, whether you have qualifications or not.  It doesn’t matter how busy you are, you can find time for a class or two.  Use the Internet and take online classes if time is a major issue.  Work at your own pace and pick up new skills.  Improving yourself will make more attractive to employers.

Move away.  If there are no jobs, where you live, in your field. Move to a place where your qualifications are more marketable.  Find an area where the job market is fertile.  When the economy goes south, certain job types are completely eliminated.  If you are eager to find a better job you may have to go somewhere else to do it. 

Apply for higher positions in the company that you currently work for at the moment.  Even if you are not really that thrilled about the current company you work for, while you are there you should make the best of it.  Get as much experience as you can so that you will have a nice extensive work history to refer to when you are looking for a new job.

Decide what type of job you want before you start looking.  Narrow down the search and target the positions that fall in line with the jobs you would most like.  If you keep saying that you want a better job but have no idea what the better job is, you are not going to find it.  Have a job in mind before you start looking.

Join networking sites.  They can be used for networking for jobs among other things.  Be sure that you are professional when you put up your page.  Let employers know that you are serious about finding a job.  Do not post pictures of yourself at parties or in questionable situations.

So decide what you want, make the changes, and go for it. And you will get what you want

Have a fabulous day

Robbie

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Everybody knows that great employees are hard to come by. If you are an employee that wants to stand out or an employer who want to know what makes a great employee and how to find them. Or if you want to know how to improve yourself, to get a promotion or a better job. What exactly makes an employee great?

These ten top things are your guides

1.       Dependable. Great employees always dependable. They do the job they are supposed to do every time, and no one has to worry that they won’t deliver. A great employee can always be counted on to always have the work done right and on time. And no one else will have to worry about it.

2.       Team Player. Great employees are a team player. They are not constantly looking for attention or hogging the spotlight. Instead, they works with everyone else to make sure that the things that need to get done do get done, for the good of the company.

3.       Take Direction. Great employees know how to take direction. They know how to take criticism, direction and advice gracefully and make it work for them when doing their job.

4.       Trusted. Great employee can be trusted. They don’t spread rumors or gossip and they don’t bad mouth the company. And they are always up front with their employer, even if it lands them in hot water.

5.       Guards Confidentiality. A great employee always guards the confidential nature of their business dealings and protects everyone’s privacy.

6.       Participate.  Great employee participates in the day to day life of the company. They don’t miss meetings or skip the work does or functions. These may not be a fun part of working life, and sometimes you would rather be somewhere else – but a great employee will always be there.

7.       Get Along. A great employee gets along with other employees. Every company has someone that is hard to get along with, is annoying, whines or complains a lot. This kind of employee zaps company morale – a great employee is a good co-worker to everyone.

8.       Good Skills. A great employee has is good working skills. It may sound obvious, but a great employee has the abilities needed to do their job, and they constantly seek ways to improve themselves, like courses or seeking further education. Great workers have great skills.

9.       Tact. Great employees have tact and decorum. If there is a problem they make a scene in front of everyone else. They will deal with it with privacy and diplomacy. And great employees don’t tell tasteless, political or religious jokes, or send emails that tell these kinds of jokes.

10.   Attitude. A great employee has a great attitude. They are positive and happy and help everyone else to enjoy their time at work.

I now urge you to take on board these ten traits and become a Great Employee.

Have an awesome day

Robbie  

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The first step in giving yourself a career makeover or career change is identifying exactly what you want to do. While it may be true that there is always time to reinvent yourself and start over, if you have to go through the process too many times, you are only wasting valuable time that could have been spent doing what you love. Don’t fall into yet another career change and then find it isn’t all that is it cracked up to be. Think about the things that you wanted to do when you first entered the working world. What was your dream job then? What career field was your passion? Is it still what you want to be doing today? Could you turn one of your hobbies into a career? Discover your dream, and then start building your goals around it.

Once you know what you want to do, the time comes to start researching it. How do most people get started in that field? Will you need to start your own business, or are there companies out there already doing what you want to do? What kinds of entry-level positions are available? Will you be able to do this in your town, or would moving to another city mean more opportunities for you? Before you make the leap, research your job options carefully. You may need to plan financially for the step you are about to take, so do your homework up front. Talking to other people in the field you want to enter is a great way to get actionable advice from people who have been there.

When you know what kind of experience you will need to get started in the field of your dreams, think about the experience you have had in the past, and what you have done that matches up. This can mean either work related experience or things you have done as a hobby or class you have taken in school. Be creative here – you may have experience you don’t even realize you have. For instance, if you want to open a bakery, and you are always in charge of the bake sale at your child’s school. Or you may have been involved in a club committee or community group.  These count as experience. Comb through your history and pick out all of the things you have done that will give you a leg up in your new career.

Last but not least, you have start creating a new image to present to the working world. Start over with a brand new resume, this time highlighting the experience you have that is relevant to your new career goals. Work on a great cover letter that explains your passion and why you want a career change. If you are starting your own business, work on building a website and creating a brand you can be proud of. The sooner you start living your new career, the sooner your dream job will fall into place.

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