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Five Signs You’re Really Good at Your Job

 

Here are five signs you’re really good at your job, even if you don’t realize it . . .

1.  You offer solutions, not just problems. You don’t just tell your boss what’s broken about the company.  You also have ideas on how to fix it.

2.  You can say no to your boss without being disrespectful.  You shouldn’t be insubordinate or just refuse to do stuff because you don’t want to.  But most managers don’t want to be surrounded by ‘yes men’ either.

3.  You keep your promises.  There’s a term in the military called a “say-do gap.”  People who have a BIG say-do gap promise a lot of things but don’t always deliver.  People who have a narrow say-do gap almost always do what they say they will.

4.  People come to you for advice or want to network with you.  In other words, if your colleagues think you’re knowledgeable and good at your job, you probably are.

5.  You take on extra responsibilities that add new job skills.  A woman named Kat Cole is a great example.  She started as a waitress at Hooters in her early 20’s.  But she also filled in as a cook and a manager, so she knew the place inside and out.

It made her so valuable, she got promoted to vice president of development when she was 26.  Then she became the president of Cinnabon.  And now she’s the COO and president of their parent company, Focus Brands.

Pink Lettuce Is the New, Trendy, Very Expensive Vegetable

 

In the Instagram era, it’s more important for food to LOOK good than taste good.  Which is how we end up with stuff like this . . .

The new, trendy vegetable on sale is PINK LETTUCE.  It’s not artificially dyed or anything . . . it’s called pink radicchio, it’s got a slightly bitter taste, and it’s starting to show up at stores like Whole Foods.

And it WILL make your salad look more photogenic . . . but it’s gonna cost you.  It sells for about five times more than regular green lettuce.

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