Do
you ever question your abilities at work? It seems to happen to me on a daily
basis as a greeter. When someone asks me where something is in the store, I
momentarily freeze in confusion until the calm voice of experience takes over.
Deep inside me a whisper says “No need to worry. You got this.”
Most
the time I can give the customer one or two ideas as to where there desired
item may be in the store no matter whether it might be for example sunscreen,
diapers, metal trash cans, or batteries.
I consider myself an expert on the grocery
section of the store. That would be because of the cheat sheet folded up in the
back of my badge. It briefly summarizes all the store’s grocery aisles and
their freezer section. This helps me remember things like the frequently asked
aisle thirteen (laundry and cleaning), which never comes to mind when I need
it.
Here’s
something for you need to consider. Is there a creative way to make your job smoother
and easier to perform? Are you where God wants you to be career-wise? Pray
about it. You might be surprised with the answer God supplies.
Who
in your workplace could use a smile, a kind word, or a ray of encouragement?
You could honestly be the difference between life and death for a co-worker of
yours.
If
you excel at what you do, stop always questioning yourself. If you need
training to reach a place of excellence in your position, keep asking for it
until you get it. (Become a nuisance if you must.) A positive approach goes a
long way in seeing your job in a whole new way.
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