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One thing you’d have liked to have known…

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    • #17317
      Allan JacksAllan Jacks
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        For fighting fear of rejection when making sales calls: six words…
        Some will,
        Some won’t,
        So what!
        Forget about it and carry on to the next call!

        • #17394
          Stacey Wood PCPStacey Wood PCP
          Participant

            That’s great–could apply to so many situations!

        • #17386

          You are not owned by the company and do not have to bend over backwards to show your worth.

          Bookmark the employment standards website for your jurisdiction, you will need it! Read the manuals from the benefits providers, this will give your valuable insight.

        • #18551
          Trina Anderson, PCPTrina Anderson, PCP
          Participant

            Don’t assume you know it all….
            Never stop learning.
            And as Caitlin mentioned, bookmark employment standards for your jurisdiction. It’s a valuable resource.

            • #19016
              Denise BurnettDenise Burnett
              Participant

                Love this…anyone who thinks they know it all is sadly mistaken and will be the one making mistakes. Ask questions and never lose your thirst for knowledge.

            • #19015
              Denise BurnettDenise Burnett
              Participant

                It may not always turn out the way you planned, but it can still be great and you can still do your very best at whatever you are confronted with.

              • #19560
                Martina Heine, PLPMartina Heine, PLP
                Participant

                  All mistakes can be corrected.

                  • #21839
                    Denise BurnettDenise Burnett
                    Participant

                      Mistakes are the best opportunities for growth, as long as you approach them as such and actually learn from them.

                  • #21827
                    Kiki TanKiki Tan
                    Participant

                      Nothing is an emergency. Unless you work in a hospital and someone is dying. But in an office setting, nothing is an emergency. It can wait.

                      • #21838
                        Denise BurnettDenise Burnett
                        Participant

                          I agree with this. A lot of people are reactionary in their work and just focus on putting out fires, like everything is an emergency, instead of taking the necessary time to plan, organize, and be methodical in their activities. Sometimes setting something aside for the moment will allow for clarity and in the end a better solution.

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