Avoid these 5 habits to become more productive at work
You need to ditch these behaviors to make the most of your time and get the best out of yourself.
Having a plan like this is honestly the right step to growing in one’s career but still, you’ll need to get rid of certain habits to get ahead.
Here are 10 habits you’ll seriously need to ditch to get happier at work and meet your career goals.
1. Excessive complaint
Complaining about everything all the time can be very annoying. You should be done with that now because you don’t want to start this year with that negative energy. That kind of negativity can put you in a bad mood and hurt your productivity.
2. Isolating yourself
It’s fine that you concentrate on your work killing it, every employer wants to have an employee that gets the job done unsupervised. However, while you focus on your task, don’t hole up in your desk or in your cubicle all day isolating yourself. Go for break, join the conversations in your office and relate with your colleagues albeit, respectfully.
3. Wasting time on social media
Every day, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat give us something to talk about. There’s always a trending story and being on these platforms, you always want to catch up with every gist. This may prompt you to spend hours on social media jumping from one platform to another. And while you hop from Twitter to Facebook, your work begs for attention and your productivity suffers.
4. Avoiding feedback
To get more productive, you’ll need to embrace criticisms, constructive ones. It’s the best way to improve in your performance. Don’t be afraid to solicit feedback from your colleagues. You might get tips or pieces of advice that’ll make you more productive from a sincere colleague.
5. Gossiping
No one likes to be tagged a gossip especially in the workplace. Spreading rumour about your colleagues can earn you a bad reputation. It may also strain your relationship with your colleagues.
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