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Demonstrating Work Ethic and Behavior

An employer should provide a list of job duties and on-the-job training when you start a job. Make sure you understand the duties given to you. Ask questions about resources, tools or tips to help you complete your tasks. Make sure you refer to your list of job duties from time to time to stay focused.

Other tips for Demonstrating Work Ethic Link opens in a new window and Proper Behavior
  • Identify and follow all rules, regulations, and policies.
  • Do not waste your employer's time or resources. For example, do not use your employer’s time to pay bills, play video games, text friends.
  • Practice using your time wisely. Click here External link opens in a new window to learn more about time management Link opens in a new window and helpful tools.
  • Take responsibility for your decisions and actions.
  • Have pride in your work.
  • Participate fully in tasks Link opens in a new window or projects from the beginning to the end.
  • Show initiative and boldness, but do not act like a “know-it-all.”
  • Be willing to learn and try something new.
  • Show up on time prepared to work.
  • Provide plenty of notice if unable to report to work.
  • Be self-motivated. Do not wait for someone else to give you work. Once you complete a task or project, move on to what you know needs to be done, or take initiative Link opens in a new window by asking your supervisor for another task or project.

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