I have always been told by colleagues and superiors that I am very proactive. I am one who usually leads, and I tend to take control of tasks when others do not. I managed my time wisely. For instance, once the readings assignments were posted I began reading them rather than waiting for a day to go by or so. If I have time to do a task, I do it. I do not procrastinate or put it aside until the last minute. However, there’s one behavioral change that I need to make. At times, I know what I want to say, but when I say it, it does not come across as what I intended to say. My thoughts sometimes get lost in translation. There’s one individual in my sphere of influence who would benefit learning about how to be proactive. This individual is a colleague who complains when tasks are being ask from her to complete. Throughout this year, I have noticed that she does not manage her time wisely and puts off tasks until the last day. As a result, she stresses out because of time constraints. I would teach her to be proactive in the following way.
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Author: Jose MendozaEducation is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to the people who prepare for it today. Archives
March 2015
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