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Shake hands with a firm grip.
Dress appropriate people will see you as you take your job serious.
Don't use your phone Communicate with the people around you.
Be mindful about what you post it will reflect you as a person
Treat others how you want to be treated.
Write more Thank you notes.

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- Shake hands with a firm grip, make direct eye contact, and stand with a good posture
- Dress appropriately
- Ditch the digital (communicate with others verbally)
- Anything posted on social media reflects upon you personally and professionally

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Make being on time a priority.
- Give the impression of being unprepared
- You don't care about the job.

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Dress Appropriately
- Not every workplace require a suit and tie.

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Stay positive
- Everyone has a bad day, but it should no influence work.

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Watch your mouth
- No swearing
- Makes you look like you have a limited vocabulary.

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Offer to help colleagues
- Collaboration
- Help a colleague if they are over burdened.

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Do hide from mistakes
- Take responsibility
- Learn from mistakes

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Don't lie
- Lying makes you look bad
- True professionals are upfront

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Fight Fair
- It is inevitable, there will always be disagreements in the workplace.

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1. Be respectful even when others are not, don't badmouth/gossip about others.
2. Have a positive attitude and just generally have a good outlook on life.
3. Be truthful, transparent and don't sugarcoat things.
4. Check your communication, don't have grammar and spelling mistakes.
5. Act like a leader, be energetic, charismatic, empathetic, etc...

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Know help your coworkers are operating. The proper presentation of yourself will make yourself look good.

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Tip #1
- Walk and talk like a leader:
Have conversations and welcoming to others
Acknowledge others and connect with others
If peers like you then your boss with like you
Tip #2
-STOP WRITING BAD EMAILS
Be quick and concise in emails
If possible, talk to others in person and avoid email chains because it feels like you're talking to a robot, rather than an actual person
Tip #3
- Dress for the job you want, not the job you have
Wearing more professional and presentable will give you a sense of respect or authority compared to people that just wears a hoodie
Dress appropriately
Tip #4
- Take other opportunities and do not do the bear minimum
Contribute more in order to get promoted and show leadership skills

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Getting along will be very important in the work place. State your opinions and have good interactions with coworkers. This builds reputation and trust others have in you.

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Use professional email address.
- Have a topic
- Be polite
- Check over grammar before sending
- Replay within 2 business days

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Be Respectful:
-Do not follow bad leaders
-Treat People the way you want to be treated
-Respect companies polices
-Do not gossip

Have a Positive attitude:
-Always looking at the positive side
-Influences others to be positive

Be Truthful:
-Be transparent
-Do not tell unnecessary details
-Do not lie

Communication:
-Make no grammar mistakes
-Speak with confidence

Walk and Talk:
-Have good posture
-Listen

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- State your name and your purpose
- Best to return a call within one business day.

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If you want to be more professional in the workplace, try to be more of a perfectionist.
Aiming for perfect/more in every aspect of work will make you appear more professional. Do not settle and wait.

Dressing professionally is a major part of being professional. Do not hurt your presentability by wearing not the best clothing.

Having good and clear communication skills is vital for appearing professional. (Confidence)

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Collin Wong (Group 2)- Branden La, Tim Xi, Benny Dong

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Collin Wong (Group 2)- Branden La, Tim Xi, Benny Dong

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Tip #1
Dress Professionally

Tip #2
Communication is key

Tip #3
Contribute as much as possible/interact with coworkers

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-Be Positive/Have a positive attitude
-Dress appropriately
-Have no Grammar/Spelling mistakes

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-Professionalism shows that you are a good and trustworthy worker
-Pay attention to coworkers to assimilate better (dress code, meeting etiquette, etc.)
-Be respectful and courteous, build trust, take on responsibilities
-Check for grammar, use professional email, be polite, reply in 2 business days
-Calls: Identify, state purpose, plan what you say, professional voicemail, reply in one business day, indicate if you are away

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- Becoming more professional and succeeding in the workplace requires more work.
- Leaders must be charismatic and confident. Poor posture and habits must be eliminated. Speech must be made more meaningful and direct.
- Do not settle for the daily work routine, always try to make connections with people, personally or work wise. Be well-liked by peers.
- Emails should be short and to the point, respect people's time. Grammar and syntax should all be correct and easy to read.
- Overdressing in most environments will help. Makes you look more presentable and sharp. Do not downgrade your looks with one piece of bad clothing.
- By doing more harder jobs and leading more difficult projects when given the one may obviously be put in a better place to getting promoted and compensated.
- Show initiative for further contribution and effort in the workplace/company. (After mastering the basics of own position)

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1. Make being on time a priority.
2. Dress appropriate.
3.Stay positive leave the negativity at home.
4. Watch your mouth, no swearing.
5.Offer to help colleagues.
6.Don't be afraid to admit your mistakes.
7. Don't lie be honest
8.Always fair fight