Posted on May 19, 2014
How to impress superiors without being a brown noser?
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I want to impress my superiors and show them I have the drive and motivation to complete my job and then some, but the way my colleagues have put it is that I am being a brown noser by always doing extra work. What do I do?
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Just do your job, be good at it and do what is right by both your mission and your Soldiers. Know when to fight for what you feel is right and ignore the naysayers...
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My advice is FIDO "something It, Drive On!"
I agree with SFC Jolly and SSG Hasbun. Give your job everything you have, do the best job you can, prepare yourself for the next job. Let your leaders know that you have drive. Volunteer when it makes sense (and you can without burnout).
Remember the people who displayed a lack of drive on your way up. In 5-6 years, you will be having to counsel them on their performance. ;-)
I agree with SFC Jolly and SSG Hasbun. Give your job everything you have, do the best job you can, prepare yourself for the next job. Let your leaders know that you have drive. Volunteer when it makes sense (and you can without burnout).
Remember the people who displayed a lack of drive on your way up. In 5-6 years, you will be having to counsel them on their performance. ;-)
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Sounds like you're doing everything right and receiving attention already. If your coworkers are noticing, your superiors are noticing as well. Don't let the lazy ones drag you down to their level; keep up the good work!
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