If you *had* to choose your best work attribute, what would it be?
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I used to be very dedicated and hard working. Since having LO I'm slacking.
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I'm insanely efficient.
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@littlek: Same
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I am a subject matter expert at a really obscure portion of our business. It's both a blessing and a curse!
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I am pretty self sufficient and can figure out how to do something without having it be explained (like computer tasks, or using printers/scanners/etc). Or, someone can tell me how to do something once and I can remember from there.
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I am a hard worker and am able to persevere through the most challenging situations.
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I'm networked pretty heavily in my field (within my company). If you have a question and I can't answer it, I know who can. It's about who you know, not what you know
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@blackbird: and I will take that one further, it's about who knows you, too!
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I work really well on a deadline and I don't let criticism bother me - important in my field. If someone has a problem with what I wrote, it usually means I did my job.
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I'm invested in my students, and I'll do a heck of a lot for them!
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I'm reliable and efficient
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@looch, it really really is!
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I'm hard working and efficient.
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Actually making it through the day without walking out...
It's been one of "those" days (weeks/months/years/careers?)...
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I'm pretty versatile and have well rounded knowledge in all aspects of my line of work. I'm usually the go to person when someone has a question about something or the history of our department. I've also been here 10.5 years, so that helps too!
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Patience. 18 four year olds reallyyyyy try my patience, but most days I can handle it. Though I must say, at 31 weeks pregnant, I'm losing some of my "zen."
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Ugh, lately it's just the fact that I come to work. I have lost all motivation lately
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being decisive & having precision. and an OPINION!
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running joke at the office is that "I get sh!t done" LOL
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I've learned how to guide and steer clients in the right direction very effectively.
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@looch: I feel this way a on a lot of stuff (SME). I'm actually not an SME, but rather just a general expert on a lot of things.
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I was very reliable. We have a meeting at 7:45am? I'm there. With f&*^*'n doughnuts.
If I take a day off, I give good notice & I get my business wrapped up in a pretty little bow before leaving.I can't wait to get back to work, once LO is of pre-school age.
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@SupernovaJ: I agree, that a lot of people don't have a constructive opinion and being able to articulate and voice your opinion can be a very strong characteristic.
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Focusing on the positive, creating opportunities.
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@swurlygurl: ditto
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@T.H.O.U.: I think that's a good thing, I would rather have a broader knowledge base than what I have, but it's not the direction my career has taken me in.
I think the highlight most recently was when I was giving a presentation on something and the MD in charge asked me what something was...thought he was kidding around and was trying to put me on the spot, but I found out later he didn't even know what it was, so that felt good.
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Very reliable/accountable.
... since I've been pregnant thought I've been taking advantage of working from home and having some naps/late mornings. I'm in sales though so as long as I'm hitting targets, no one should know
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i work well under pressure. and i'm extremely efficient/reliable. i've been the highest producer on my team and i was gone for 3+ months on leave.
It's been one of "those" days (weeks/months/years/careers?)...
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