Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Simple yet important


There are a lot of things that we do every day. It is important to know that big organizations are also like us individuals, where different departments function collectively to do something productive and innovative. A few simple but important points when you get into an organization:

Working with teams is very important.
Any project is not a single person endeavor.  It’s a team effort. If you cannot work in a team then
You will be the least productive person in the team.

Getting it into your system is more important than you getting in the system!
Get around the place. Know more about its products, the way it works and try to relate that with yourself. This will assimilate your work culture with the organization work culture, eventually making you a part of the organization.

Communication is the key.
Talk to team members. Communicate effectively so that when you start working you can talk to them more easily on projects.

Know your place.
Know your place in the team. Understand your responsibilities clearly and communicate them to peers so that you can check whether you are in the right direction.

Know your location.
It is important to know your location or cubicle within your workplace. Different places in your department or your area which include conference rooms, restrooms and cafeteria. They will be very important once you start.

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