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New Work Goals!

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Heading into the future with new goals

Author: Jojo Varona


Learn New Skills


No matter what sort of field you work in, there’s always some way to improve or something to learn that will benefit you! This one can be interpreted personally or professionally. Maybe an employee wants to learn how to knit as a way to unwind. Or perhaps they want to learn new skills that will help them grow in their careers, like achieving a certain certification or job-shadowing department leaders. You’ll feel more satisfied with your job when you can say that you learned something new and bettered yourself through it!


Improve Work-Life Balance


Improving work-life balance encourages employees to rest and recharge so they return to work with renewed energy and focus. Ideas to improve work-life balance include avoiding emails after work hours or taking an hour-long lunch break away from work every day.


Track Your “To-Dos, Doings, and Dones”


Disorganization is a fault among many in the workforce and leads to lower productivity. Consider keeping an agenda and tracking all of your current projects, categorizing them into the three categories of “to-do,” “doing,” and “done.” Determine the priority of everything in your “to-do” category, keep your “doing” category realistically attainable, and move your projects to “done” when you’ve completed your duties.


Give Yourself More Credit


All jobs in all career fields are thankless at times, and many people place too much pressure on themselves. After all, the saying is, “you’re your own worst enemy.” When you start to doubt yourself, just remember that you wouldn’t have been hired for your job if your boss didn’t have faith that you could do it!


Set Clear Career Goals


Career planning provides direction and motivation. Employees should take time to reflect on their professional aspirations, create a strategic development plan, and actively seek opportunities for growth within their current organization. Paycor Paths can help identify areas for improvement and develop leaders.


Don’t Get Involved with Workplace Drama


Let’s face it: not everybody is going to like you, and not everybody is going to get along. Instead of getting involved in workplace conflicts, focus on your work and your daily activities. The only opinions that matter are your supervisor’s and your own.


Adopt Healthier Habits at Work


It’s easy to feel negative about work when you constantly engage in unhealthy habits while at your workplace. Take steps to improve your health while at work; they don’t even have to be drastic changes! If you sit at a desk, take time to get up and stretch every hour or so, or pack a healthy lunch instead of running to the nearest fast-food place on your lunch break. You’ll be amazed at how much your mental health can improve along with your physical health!

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