Tips for a successful career: how to get a good job?

Whether you're looking for a job, building your resume, wanting to connect with colleagues, or looking for general career advice, you've come to the right place! These are the best tips to help you succeed career.

• A first impression is made in less than 30 seconds.
• Want to increase your charisma? Work on your energy and optimism.
• If you work for a company, remember that you are always representing them and representing them and yourself at all times.
• Work is reflected not only at the computer, but also in a pleasant, fun conversation over coffee with colleagues.
• Success never comes overnight, it takes time.

• Be kind both at work and in your private life.
• If you want to really influence others, listen to them more than you talk to them.
• Every person you meet represents a potential door to a new opportunity, personal or business.
• Stop apologizing.
• If you want to be seen as a leader, you need to be able to deal with changing environments.
• If you send your resume on Monday, you have a better chance of getting hired.
• Do not write about your "specific" hobbies in your resume.
• A resume should be very clear about your accomplishments. Attach facts and figures.
• If you want to tell someone or the world who you are - a resume will never be enough.
• In a cover letter, employers want to read not only about you, but also about themselves.
• The secret to a good cover letter - pretend you're writing to someone who respects you.
• There is no room for slogans and sayings in a cover letter.
• The arrogant and pompous scope of your cover letter can detract from the importance of these accomplishments.
• Not qualified for the job you want? Don't apologize for it in your cover letter.
• Stand up and smile during a phone interview even though no one can see you.
• The first thing to do when researching a potential employer is to find out what sets them apart from the competition.
• Just because you came across photos of your employer on vacation doesn't mean you should mention it to them.
• The most productive people know how to balance their energy, not just their time.
• Have a spare minute and want to be productive? Delete the app that steals your attention.

• Studies have shown that self-imposed deadlines are less effective when it comes to completing a task.
• A white office can increase team productivity.
• A poorly furnished office can harm your creativity and productivity.
• Got an angry customer? Calling him by name during a phone conversation can calm him down.
• Being honest about what you don't know can be a huge step forward in your career.
• You can overcome your fear of public speaking with practice, time and planning.
• Do you want employers to notice you? Make your official website and sign up on Linkedln.