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Quantity and Quality = Your Reputation

Quantity and Quality = Your Reputation

As recently discussed, the quantity of work produced and the quality of your work are keys to creating your good reputation. Let’s face it, if you produce a low quantity of work and the work you do produce is low quality, your days are numbered. Even the best attitude...
Producing Good Work and Your Reputation

Producing Good Work and Your Reputation

Having a good attitude, demonstrating good behaviors, and acting with integrity are only part of the reputation equation. In today’s fast-paced organizations, it’s almost assumed that your work production is good. Even colleagues who demonstrate a good attitude and...
Behavior and Your Reputation

Behavior and Your Reputation

Attitude reflects the intangible choices that you make regarding people and situations. Behavior reflects the tangible choices you make which influence your reputation. Behavior is easier to define than attitude, since we’re able to see behavior more readily....
Attitude and Your Reputation

Attitude and Your Reputation

Your attitude plays a vital role in your reputation and how others perceive you. Hard to describe “attitude” If you are like most people, defining attitude is not quick and intuitive. Many of you will avoid trying to describe attitude and simply say, “I...
Articulate Your Reputation

Articulate Your Reputation

Your reputation is built on a never-ending series of choices that you make every day. And in today’s transparent and frenetic organizations, your choices are seen by more of your colleagues, and faster than ever before. Today’s ever-changing organizations demand that...
The Power of Choice and Your Reputation

The Power of Choice and Your Reputation

The work that I do with my leadership coaching clients often focuses on the power of choice. My clients like talking about the concept of choice as they aspire to be more focused in what they choose to do and how they choose to do it. Often, however, in situations...