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TIPS ON PUNCTUAL AT WORKPLACE
Morale in the workplace is higher when
everyone is punctual. When someone is chronically late, the natural flow of
work is disrupted as other team members adjust to cover for the delay.
Employees who are waiting for a change of shift might become agitated and
impatient knowing their replacement is always late. Tension and resentment rise
within teams when someone is chronically late causing other team members feel a
lack of respect. Punctual employees are disgruntled when that they must cover a
late co-worker's responsibilities frequently. Employees who arrive on time are
often more prepared for the workday and experience less stress in general.
Those who arrive a few minutes early can grab a cup of coffee and get organized
at their desk ready to start on time. Not only is a punctual arrival a basic
job requirement, it also puts employees in a position to be seen as loyal,
professional and ambitious. These are qualities business owners and management
seek to develop for promotion and professional development.
1) ATTENDS MEETINGS ON TIME
• When attends meeting with punctual at work place, helps you stand out as a reliable and trustworthy.
• Some more, you can be respectful among your colleagues.
• It helps to establish your strong work ethic and your desire to be productive.
• When you're on time for meetings, conference calls and shift changes, you show others that you have team-centered work goals.
• Punctuality demonstrates your respect for co-workers and clients and reinforces your time management skills.
• If you want your boss and co-workers to see you as a responsible team-centered worker, then be punctual to meetings.
2) PROFESSIONALISM
• Punctuality is a sign of professionalism and helps you stand out as a reliable and trustworthy employee.
• If you don't get your part of a project completed on time, you keep others from being able to finish their tasks.
• Being punctual helps you establish your reputation as a dependable and consistent worker.
• In an interdependent work environment, everything runs like a well-oiled piece of machinery.
• Being on time helps ensure that you're doing your best to keep things running smoothly.
• Another thing, the employees at your workplace will respect you and your attitude.
3) DEADLINES
• An employee who isn’t stressed about reaching late or has come in early enough to give him minutes to settle in before the day’s work begins.
• Has got better chances to get more accomplished than a late comer who feels more pressurized.
• Some professionals, such as writers, journalists, producers and accountants, have daily, weekly and monthly deadlines.
• Meeting deadlines and timelines assures clients that they can count on you to get the job done.
• Without professional punctuality, customers might look for another company to supply their needs.
• Striving to meet deadlines helps establish your strong work ethic and your desire to be productive.
4) PUNCTUAL POLICY
• Punctual employees show up to the office ready to work with plenty of time to spare.
• If you notice employees slipping into their chairs at the last minute or several minutes late, consider establishing or renewing your workplace punctuality policy.
• Reversing the trend of late arrivals takes consistency in implementing the policy with consequences for those who don't comply.
• Employees who continually arrive late decrease their own productivity and sometimes their fellow employees' productivity.
• If other team members need the employee there to complete work tasks, their start to the workday is also delayed.
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