"The trouble with good advice is that it usually interferes with your plans." - Traditional
This morning, I will attempt to do something different, but equally
impacting. As the heading suggests, it's going to be a compendium of
advice. A traditional proverb says, "Good advice is what your own
children disregard, but save to give to their children." How revealing.
At work, never bring your boss a problem without some solution: you're
getting paid to think, not to whine. Long hours don't mean anything;
results count, not effort. Write down ideas; they get lost like good
pens.
Always ensure you arrive work thirty minutes before your boss. Help other people at work, when you can - what goes around comes around. Don't take 'sick-days' unless you're truly sick.
Always ensure you arrive work thirty minutes before your boss. Help other people at work, when you can - what goes around comes around. Don't take 'sick-days' unless you're truly sick.
