Reliability
One key factor of reliability
What is
Punctuality – arriving on time so you’re ready to succeed.
Accuracy – doing your tasks carefully and to the best of your ability.
Dependability – being someone others can trust and rely on.
What is an example of being consistent at work?
A student shows up to the job site on time and completes their tasks carefully, so others know they can be relied on.
What is proactive problem-solving?
Identifying problems and resolving them before the impacts are felt by all.
What is one (easy) way to identify and focus on high-priority tasks
Sticky Notes, Write down everything, Understand your goals, Prioritize Daily Tasks
Mark the most important tasks first. This helps you focus on what needs to be done right away.
To stay reliable, you can:
What is
- Review your work
-Ask for feedback
-Seek new ways to improve
One benefit to consistency
What is
What are some things you can do or look for when practicing proactive problem solving? (name at least two)
Look for early warning signs – noticing when a project is falling behind before it becomes a big problem.
Try solutions and check if they work – testing a new plan and adjusting it if it doesn’t help.
Think in new and smart ways – brainstorming different ideas instead of sticking to the same routine.
Keep a positive attitude – staying calm and hopeful even when challenges come up.
Learn from past experiences and share what you’ve learned –using what worked before to help the team solve future problems.
Time Management is the art of ____________ and staying on track.
Not Giving Up!
Importance of Reliability
What is
-Builds trust
-Advances reputation and career- Being reliable helps you earn respect and opportunities.
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What are some ways that you can exceed expectations in the workforce? (name at least three)
Manage Expectations
Communicate and Ask Questions
Display a Positive Attitude
Be a Team Player
Be Flexible
What methods ensure that time management efforts are directed towards high-impact activities
Establishing a routine, minimizing distractions, and prioritizing tasks
In a professional setting refers to the values, attitudes, and behaviors that drive an individual's commitment, reliability, and accountability at work.
What is...
Work ethic
One technique to stay consistent
What is
-Establishing Routines
-Setting realistic goals
-Seeking feedback?
What is an essential part of career growth and success?
“Taking chances when they come”
“Making the most of good situations”
“Grabbing chances to do better”
What is the Secret Recipe for time management?
The quality of being trustworthy or of performing consistently well.
What is...
Reliability
refers to the ability to maintain a steady and reliable performance, behavior, and communication style over time.
What is....
Consistency
Proactive learning, exceeding expectations, and seizing opportunities are examples of what?
taking initiative
Name 4 of the 8 Strategies for effective time management
Set goals – Know what you want to get done.
Make a to-do list – Write down tasks so you don’t forget.
Prioritize tasks – Do the most important things first.
Use a schedule or planner – Plan out your day or week.
Avoid distractions – Stay focused and limit phone or social media use.
Break tasks into smaller steps – Make big tasks easier to finish.
Set deadlines – Give yourself a time limit to stay on track.
Take breaks – Rest so you don’t burn out.