1. Employer Expectations On the Job
Appearance
Self-image
Dress
Personality
Communications
Behavior
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2. Employer Expectations On the Job (continued)
Dependability
Be at work on time.
Follow the expected work schedule.
Know what duties you should be performing.
Don’t miss work.
Call if you will be absent or late.
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3. Employer Expectations On the Job (continued)
Skills
Show that you have the skills.
Strive to improve your skills.
Seek ways to learn new skills.
Accept responsibility.
Know company policies.
Work quickly but carefully.
Be willing to take on additional responsibilities.
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4. Other Expectations Stay away from problem employees.
Keep personal activities and problems at home.
Keep socializing on the job to a minimum.
Manage children and other family members.
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5. Why People Get Fired Dishonesty Slow work
Refusal to follow orders or get along with supervisor
Technology abuse
Unreliability; too many days absent or late
Inability to get along with other workers
Poor attire or grooming
Too many mistakes
Accident-prone; refusal to follow safety rules
Inability to do the work
Abuse of alcohol or drugs
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6. Get Ahead and Move Up on the Job
Dress and groom for a promotion.
Be early and stay late.
Be enthusiastic.
Ask for more responsibility.
Ask how you can earn more money.
Ask for training.
Take on difficult projects.
Get measurable results.
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7. Guidelines for Leaving a Job
Do not quit without proper preparation.
Look for another job before quitting.
Notify your employer.
Give a positive but honest reason for leaving.
Give a written notice.
Complete all your job responsibilities.
Leave your present position with a positive attitude.
Ask for a letter of reference.
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