Alla G.

Working on the Internet is a passion for me that gives others their full attention: According to employment coach Lea McLeod, employers must make sure that the listening skills of their current and potential employees are relevant to their future leadership ability. Support and motivate their activity. Professionally: A successful employee is keen to be professional and accurate in his work, and is not concerned with the exchange of gossip during the day. He is committed to time: he is keen to be early in business meetings, and does not leave himself for the last minute and has to sit away. Think as an administrator: The successful employee thinks like the manager, not as an employee of the company, he does not wait for what he dictates, but thinks of a strategy that enables him to know what he has to do to complete his work to the fullest.