Want to Succeed at Work?
By Pam Nochlin
To succeed at work stop & listen
Shake hands and look someone in the eye when you say hello
Pick your head up; stop and listen; take a moment
Be willing to raise your hand to do something else
Be sensitive to the tempo around you
Find it, fix it, prevent it
Set realistic expectations and goals
Failure is probably the best gift someone can give you
Sometimes you’ll make a mistake
It’s about meeting people where they are as opposed to expecting people to meet you where you are
Everyone comes from a different point of view
Be a little fearless
Read the full article in the New York Times Corner Office column with Noreen D. Beaman, CEO of Brinker Capital, by Adam Bryant
