Master Class With Tapas

As we are coming back to office after 2 years of Work from Home  it’s easy to be get bogged down with the daily grind of work, but it’s important  that we should stay  positive  and cheerful. Even if your boss or your team act otherwise . Let me share some of the Tips that I have learnt during these tough times . 

1. Keep learning Always

As Learning as no age so  what if you have a job, you don’t have to stop learning. On-the-job learning  is the best way to learn and  build up your resume. Learn as much as you can from every work experience you have, from presenting during a meeting to giving a tour of your workplace to outsiders. If you don’t have a chance to learn from new things, ask your co-workers or bosses if you can accompany them when they do their duties, and learn about what they do. Do some online courses to keep yourself updated

2. Share your knowledge

Always be share your learnings no matter what  be with your team , peers and even with your superiors also  Instead of helping your team out  only when they ask, offer to teach them what you know so they won’t have to call you all of the time.

3. Give yourself a break.

As we are tends to every thing  ourself  we have only 24 hrs in a day and  and you’re expected to work that entire time, but you can’t really do that. Trying to work nonstop means you’re wearing yourself out, and each subsequent task you do will get a little sloppier as you lose focus and motivation. Take a short break every hour or two. Step away from your desk and stretch, get some fresh air. You might spend five to fifteen minutes not working, but you’ll feel so refreshed by the time you come back to your office that you’ll be ready to get to work immediately.

4. Me Time

As while working from Home we have really crossed the Office line with Bedroom It’s important to have time to yourself, your family, and your hobbies. If you work for eight hours, clock out, and then come home to do more work, you’re not going to be excited to go back to work the next day. Make a rule where you have to leave your work at the office. If you don’t complete a task while you’re clocked in, make it a priority for the next morning, but leave it at work. It’s hard not to even think about work while you’re at home because it’s such a large portion of your life, but give it a try. The more you put it out of your mind, the more rejuvenated you’ll feel each morning when it’s time to go back to the office.

5. Gel with Co Workers

Your work environment will be more comfortable and fun if you’re friendly with your coworkers. You don’t have to know every detail of their personal lives, or even the names of their children, but having a good back and forth with coworkers, bosses, and associates will make your workplace more inviting. Having a friendly community at work will also make you feel more supported in your work duties, which can help cut stress levels.

6. Be Participate in after-work activities.

Its important to go and meet with your team out of office as we are now out of pandemic , now its more important that we should meet and discuss sometimes over a drink or lunch Or dinner

8. Always raise your hand .

Instead of waiting to be assigned a project and getting stuck with something you might not like, why not volunteer to take on a project? This way you’ll have more control over your tasks and you’ll look great to your bosses. They’ll be thrilled that you’ve willingly taken on more work, and will be more likely to consider you for the best of future projects and maybe even promotions.

9. Be focus on one thing

You have a lot of things on your To Do list, but concentrating on one thing at a time will help you be more motivated and focused. If you stay on task until it’s finished, you won’t lose time by multitasking or changing course from one topic to another. By concentrating on one thing at a time, you also are more likely to complete more tasks fully, instead of doing bits and pieces of a bunch of different projects but not finishing any.

10. Set attainable goals.

Instead of setting your sights on the moon, set attainable work goals. It’s good to have dreams, but if you dream too big and don’t make it, you might be discouraged when it comes to accomplishing other goals. If you set attainable goals and meet them, you’ll be more inspired to set more goals you can reach.

12.  We all do mistakes

As we all do mistakes so if  you make a mistake, whether it’s a verbal slip-up in a meeting or a typo in an email, or some wrong presentation let it go. You can’t beat yourself up over something like that, because everyone makes mistakes. Don’t forget what you’ve done wrong, but learn from it and move on. Take comfort in the fact that people won’t remember it for long, and use it to push yourself to do better next time, so instead of remembering your blunder, they’ll remember your success!

13. Reward yourself for your accomplishments.

Always reward yourself with something be a chocolate Every time you finish a task,  and pat yourself on the back. When you finish a major project, treat yourself to dinner out or a new movie. It’s just as important to reward yourself for your accomplishments as it is to not beat yourself up over mistakes. Marking something off your To Do list feels good enough as it is, but if you reward yourself, even with something small, you’ll be proud of yourself and want to accomplish more.

14. Be with  positive people.

Stay away from coworkers who bring their negative energy into your life and your workspace. It might be difficult to avoid people if you work in close quarters with them, but you can at least make all of your interactions with them positive by keeping upbeat. Your positive attitude might help them change their mindset and you will have a  positive team to work for you

15. Always Smile more.

As we all know Great Smile  makes all the difference  So when you greet your coworkers and clients. Smile when you walk down the hall. Smile even when you don’t want to smile, and see how much it improves your days! Smiling even if you don’t feel happy will make you feel better, and seeing a smile on your face will make others feel better, too!