80zLady
May 11, 20222 min
Updated: May 17, 2022
In a world ran by money, why not make it a priority to focus on financial wellness?
Although you might be focused on working hard while on the job, a different way of approaching your tasks is to work smarter. The smarter you are about the work you do, the more likely you are to maximize your income.
Promotions, raises, and lucrative career opportunities come more often to those who work smarter.
To stand out at work, apply the following suggestions for working smarter!
Working smarter means you're willing to learn something new that will eventually save you time and trouble.
It might take some time investment to learn something new, but the payoff will be worth it.
Learn by watching.
Notice what these co-workers do that you don't. Take note of the differences in how they perform from your own approach to a task.
Learning to do what your respected co-workers are doing might earn you a raise or promotion sooner than you think!
Avoid feeling "out of the loop" of communication at work.
Get the information you need right away - before you work on a task.
Listen to what your supervisor and co-workers are saying. To work smart, it's necessary to have a clear understanding of what's important to them.
If you know how to perform your co-workers' jobs and can fill in doing their tasks whenever they're absent, you'll demonstrate to your supervisor how important you are to the company.
After all, can he really afford to lay you off if you can fill in for every worker in the place? (Use caution with this one.)
Plus, the ability to do the tasks of others means you truly have a grasp on your workplace and how it functions.
Working smart is not saying 'yes' to everything but instead, judiciously using your time to do your best work.
Get plenty of rest, prepare for your day, and manage your energy and effort to be alert and efficient while you're at work.
Working smarter means you have ample work areas, order and organization in your space and can easily put your hands on that file that you might quickly need.
Take a few minutes to cogitate over the task at hand. Plan your work and work your plan.
What's the purpose of the project?
What are the goals you're working for?
What do you want to accomplish?
One of Steven Covey's Seven Habits of Highly Effective People is especially helpful: "Begin with the end in mind." Visualize how you want the project to proceed before you begin. That is truly working smarter.
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