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ONLINE EXTRA: Are You Doing All You Can to Keep Your Job? Part 2
by Kim Goff
May 27, 2009

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You can do many things to succeed in your career. Here are some tips to improve your chances of achieving workplace success, in spite of any economic ups and downs.

2. Take on more work.
In addition to performing the tasks required of you, research trends and happenings in your industry to share with your colleagues. When passing along information, consider how it affects your company. Be an expert in your field.

By taking this extra step, you will show your boss that you are passionate about your industry and are invested in producing superior quality work. Take on new challenges. One of the best ways to find your “hidden talents” is to try new things.

3. Be proactive.
Try to always be a step ahead at work. Anticipate what will be asked of you, and offer your services. Be perceived as a “can-do” person. Make sure you are always informed of what is going on in your company and any opportunities that may arise.


Next week, Part 3 in this series will help you promote yourself.


Kim Goff
kimgoff@excite.com
Kim Goff is a professional speaker and author who currently serves as communications director for the United Way of York. In addition to being a freelance writer, she also works on Volunteer Now!, a blog for the York Daily Record, and is the Philadelphia Special Needs Kids Examiner for Examiner.com. She speaks on overcoming obstacles, life balance and women in the workplace, and is author of Female Empowerment—A Personal Journey. She can be contacted at kimgoff@excite.com.

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