How to Stand Out to an Employer

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By Megan Lacombe

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How_to_Stand_Out-to_an_Employer-1.jpgSo you’ve landed a new job through Liberty Staffing. Congratulations! Now that you’ve successfully passed the initial interviewing and hiring process, it’s time to showcase your skills and abilities to your employer.

Whether the position is temporary, temporary to permanent, or permanent, it’s always important to preform your best while on the job. There’s always going to be competition in the job market, and now is the time to dazzle your employer to ensure that you maintain your position. Liberty Staffing Services would like to provide you with a few simple tips to help you stand out in a positive way to your employer.

Always Offer to Help Out

It’s important to always keep busy while on the job. If you ever find yourself standing around with nothing to do after completing your own tasks, offer your assistance to other coworkers. Not only will this help the company move forward with other tasks, but it will also illustrate that you are a team player.

Have a Positive Attitude

Always have a positive attitude while at work. Being positive is infectious, and it shows that you are highly motivated, energetic, and passionate. Nobody wants to work with a negative Nancy.

Listen to Coworkers and Managers

Listening skills are very important when it comes to the workplace. You should always pay close attention when a coworker is training you, or when a manager asks you to perform certain tasks. Having good listening skills is transferable to completing tasks and responsibilities correctly.  

Arrive on Time

There’s nothing worse than showing up late for work on a continual basis. Punctuality is key when it comes to showing your employer that you are a dedicated and loyal worker. While circumstances do arise that may be beyond your control, make sure to notify your supervisor well in advance if you will be late for work.

Be Productive

The best way to show your employer that you are the right person for the job is to be productive. Productive results will best illustrate your hard work. When a worker is all talk and no action, it’s most likely that the worker will not last long in the position. Always keep on task to assist in propelling the company forward.

Looking for more advice on the subject of proving your worth to an employer? Contact Liberty Staffing Services. We wish you the best in your new positionNew Call-to-action

Megan Lacombe

Megan is a Media Communications professional at Liberty Staffing. She has experience working as a Freelance Writer for a variety of companies online. In her free time, she enjoys crafting, photography, running, and kayaking. An avid reader, she reads anything, anywhere. She puts creativity and passion into everything that she does. Her favourite quote is “Create the things you wish existed” by Anonymous.

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