Habit to Postpone the work | Seven Aspects of Personality Development

Habit to Postpone the work in Professional Practice

In my previous articles, we discussed the “Importance of Personality Development for Professionals as well as students” and first four aspects of Personality Development. In this article, we will move on with our discussion on the fifth aspect of Personality Development “Planning your work”.

Here are Seven Aspects of Personality Development

  1. Dress
  2. Address
  3. Good Language
  4. Punctuality
  5. Planning your work
  6. Habit to postpone the work
  7. Telephone conversation

Habit to Postpone the work

A father in the morning, while going to his work, asked his son to do certain work for him. The son, who was in junior college, was more interested in loitering in the college. So he thought he could attend to work of his father little later or may be in the afternoon. In the college, while gossiping with friends, he forgot the work of his father.

Obviously in the evening his father was disappointed with him. This habit of postponement of work shall not be your nature. “There is long time on hand to complete the submission work, so let us work on it little later”.

This is how you think most of the time. This habit of postponement of work is certainly unsuitable in your career.

 

 

Planning your work | Seven Aspects of Personality Development

Planning your work | Guide to Professional Practice

In my previous articles, we discussed the “Importance of Personality Development for Professionals as well as students” and first four aspects of Personality Development. In this article, we will move on with our discussion on the fifth aspect of Personality Development “Planning your work”.

Here are Seven Aspects of Personality Development

  1. Dress
  2. Address
  3. Good Language
  4. Punctuality
  5. Planning your work
  6. Habit to postpone the work
  7. Telephone conversation

Planning your work in Professional Practice

You shall develop a habit to plan your day’s work. On a piece of paper or in a small diary list up the works to be attended next day. Even before you start your vehicle, you shall have a list of visits you intend to do in a round. Towards the evening before closing the office, it must be your practice to take a ‘work audit’, works attended shall be ticked and those not attended or incomplete shall be carried over for the other day and shall be listed afresh.

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Punctuality | Seven aspects of Personality Development

Punctuality | Necessity of Personality Development in Professional Practice

In my previous articles, we discussed the “Importance of Personality Development for Professionals as well as students” and first three aspects of Personality Development. In this article, we will move on with our discussion on the fourth aspect of Personality Development “Punctuality in work”.

Here are Seven Aspects of Personality Development

Address | Seven Aspects of Personality Development for Professionals

Address | Second Aspect of Personality Development for Professionals

In my earlier article, I discussed the importance of Personality Development for Professionals and the first aspects in detail. In this article, we will move on with a discussion of the second aspect of Personality Development “Address”.

Here are the Seven aspects of Personality Development for Professionals

  1. Dress
  2. Address
  3. Good Language
  4. Punctuality
  5. Planning your work
  6. Habit to postpone the work
  7. Telephone conversation

Address | Aspect of Personality Development

When you meet a person or when you come across a person known to you, you should greet him. That is considered as good manners. Most of you have complex in mind or are not trained at all in your young age. Depending upon your relation with the person such as senior or junior, older or younger, colleague or friend, you shall say Namaskar or good morning, Hi or Hello. Bu to ignore a person, particularly your senior, is ill manners.

When you come across a person older to you in an informal or formal get together you should approach to him and greet him. “How do you do” shall be replied by saying “How do you do” or “How are you sir?” shall be replied as “fine! Thank you”.

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