6 April, 2025
Frequently complaining puts your brain in a negative mode, which reduces the ability to perform well and shows you in bad light.
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People who frequently make excuses instead of owning up are less likely to be trusted with important responsibilities.
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When one says "yes" without thinking, they are most likely to come across as overconfident. They take too much work and get stressed in return.
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It builds distrust and destroys team morale. You might be fun to talk to, but no one trusts someone who talks behind others’ backs.
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Professionals take responsibility. If mistakes happen (they will!), own them, learn, and move on. Blame games are for amateurs.
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Cutting people off mid-sentence? Not cool. Listening is a professional superpower — and it earns you respect.
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Wrinkled clothes, unkempt hair, or bad hygiene silently communicate carelessness, no matter how smart you are.
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Chronic tardiness sends a loud message. Whether it's a meeting or a deadline, punctuality shows respect and reliability.
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