Lesson 2 - Desirable Traits

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Lesson 2 - Desirable Traits

Lesson 2- Desirable Traits Objectives: Describe some characteristics good employees should have

Positive Attitude A positive spirit creates a pleasant work environment Flexibility, honesty, responsibility, commitment, enthusiasm

Complying with the rules includes: Follow the Rules Complying with the rules includes: Following attendance policies Arriving on time Adhering to authority Obeying rules Appropriate dress

The process of exchanging messages Communication The process of exchanging messages Sharing information Receiving feedback Knowing when to speak Knowing when to listen

Communication Speech, written words, and body language. Communication must be straightforward, understandable, and accurate.

Employee differences should be valued and include: Interaction Maintaining professional and appropriate interaction involves being respectful to others. Employee differences should be valued and include: ethnicity religion culture lifestyle age economic status gender

One-on-one Group Setting Employees need to be able to act appropriately in a one-on-one or group situation. One-on-one Group

Growth Employees need to be able grow both personally and professionally. Goal setting helps monitor growth

Goal Setting Goal- Desired result or purpose. Long-term goal- may take a few years or even a lifetime to accomplish. Short-term goal- smaller steps taken to help reach the long-term goal. May take a few days, weeks, or months to accomplish.

Goal Setting Activity Ask yourself the following questions in order to think of some short-term and long-term goals. What would I like to be doing in 5 years, 10 years, or 20 years? What type of education or training is needed? What personality traits or characteristics may be required? What problems could prevent me from achieving a goal? What small steps can I take now to help me reach a goal? Have students think of one long term goal, and three short term goals to support it.

Lesson 2- Desirable Traits Summary: Describe some characteristics good employees should have