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| Famous Magazine Publisher & Motivational Speaaker, Azuh Arinze of YES Magazine |
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work a lot of people have a sort of ‘us and them’ attitude. They like to side with the ‘workers’ and moan about the ‘management’. You, on the other hand, will develop the
right attitude and not become one of the ‘us’
mentality. No matter what your position
now, you are the next head of department, an embryonic chairman of the board, a
budding managing director. You have to
start to look at both sides of a situation and identify the position of ‘them’.
You may not voice this and may even, in public, appear to side with your
fellow workers and colleagues. But deep down, in your heart, you understand and
side with ‘them’. Never forget that. Your colleagues may moan
about management policy, but you will analyze it and try to see it from their
point of view.
work a lot of people have a sort of ‘us and them’ attitude. They like to side with the ‘workers’ and moan about the ‘management’. You, on the other hand, will develop the
right attitude and not become one of the ‘us’
mentality. No matter what your position
now, you are the next head of department, an embryonic chairman of the board, a
budding managing director. You have to
start to look at both sides of a situation and identify the position of ‘them’.
You may not voice this and may even, in public, appear to side with your
fellow workers and colleagues. But deep down, in your heart, you understand and
side with ‘them’. Never forget that. Your colleagues may moan
about management policy, but you will analyze it and try to see it from their
point of view.
To fit in and blend you
may be tempted to adopt the camouflage of a moaning worker – not a wise move.
Nod in agreement but don’t moan yourself.
The
right attitude is twofold:
right attitude is twofold:
·
First
you side with management and see policy decision from their point of view.
First
you side with management and see policy decision from their point of view.
·
Second
you devote your attention to becoming a total and committed Rules Player – you
look out for Number one (that’s you, that is).
Second
you devote your attention to becoming a total and committed Rules Player – you
look out for Number one (that’s you, that is).
The
right attitude means giving it your best shot, not just today but every
day. Not just when it’s easy but when
it’s bloody awful as well.
right attitude means giving it your best shot, not just today but every
day. Not just when it’s easy but when
it’s bloody awful as well.
The
right attitude means going that extra mile, giving it that extra effort even
when you’re tired and pissed off and ready to quit. Others can quit, you can’t; you’re a Rules
Player.
right attitude means going that extra mile, giving it that extra effort even
when you’re tired and pissed off and ready to quit. Others can quit, you can’t; you’re a Rules
Player.
“The right attitude
means going that extra mile, giving it that extra effort even when you’re tired
and pissed off and ready to quit. Others
can quit, you can’t; you’re a Rules Player”.
The
right attitude is head up, never moaning, always positive and upbeat,
constantly looking for the advantage and the edge.
right attitude is head up, never moaning, always positive and upbeat,
constantly looking for the advantage and the edge.
The
right attitude is developing standards – and sticking to them. Being sure of your bottom line and knowing
when to make a stand. The right attitude is being aware that you have enormous
power and that you will exercise that power with kindness, restraint, humanity
and consideration. You won’t do anyone
down or be ruthless or manipulative. Yes, you may take advantage of others’
sleepiness or apathy or wrong attitude – that’s their problem. But you will
take the moral high ground and be blameless.
The right attitude is being good but quick, kind but observant,
considerate but successful.
right attitude is developing standards – and sticking to them. Being sure of your bottom line and knowing
when to make a stand. The right attitude is being aware that you have enormous
power and that you will exercise that power with kindness, restraint, humanity
and consideration. You won’t do anyone
down or be ruthless or manipulative. Yes, you may take advantage of others’
sleepiness or apathy or wrong attitude – that’s their problem. But you will
take the moral high ground and be blameless.
The right attitude is being good but quick, kind but observant,
considerate but successful.
(Excerpts
from THE RULES OF WORK by Richard Templer Read “Never let anyone know how hard you work” from The Rules tomorrow on Asabeafrika)
from THE RULES OF WORK by Richard Templer Read “Never let anyone know how hard you work” from The Rules tomorrow on Asabeafrika)
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