Here are some tips to find a happy path to loving your job.

Have you been dissatisfied at work for longer than two weeks?

IF YES:

IF NO:

Have these kind of thoughts crossed your mind?

If any of these thoughts have crossed your mind, you should definitely communicate your concerns in order to resolve the issue. Make sure you communicate effectively.

How do I communicate effectively?

  1. Create the right environment by choosing the right time to communicate, being open about your concerns and by removing any distractions from your environment.
  2. Organize your communications by clarifying your ideas or concerns, speaking clearly, staying on topic and thanking your listeners for listening.
  3. Make your listeners comfortable, be articulate and speak clearly, talk with expression in order to keep your listeners interested and listen with care.
  4. Use body language to your advantage by being clear and unambiguous with your expressions, don’t overdo your expressions as this could make you seem nervous. Maintain eye contact with your listeners and remember to be confident.
  5. Ensure that you understand and follow the correct communication lines within the organization.

Hint: Going over somebody’s head, by skipping a step in the communication line without permission, is not a good idea. Refrain from doing this, unless there is a serious issue which your supervisor is unwilling or unable to assist you with.

To achieve success, we need to ensure effective communication with everybody involved in the task.

Are you still unhappy at work and you don’t feel like you’re going in the right direction in terms of job satisfaction?

Then it’s time to make a change. Remember that you are the captain of your ship.

There’s that saying, “change is as good as a holiday”and it’s true.

I would like to end off by saying that you should take your time defining your career, because it’s something you will most probably be shaping for the rest of your life.

Toni.

P.S: Please leave a comment below if you have any other bits of advice and positive feedback which I have missed.

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