Brenda EctorApril 7, 2014Mr. WilliamsPracticum/Research PaperIn any career, you have to put in the effort to get hired and keep your job. Giving effort can mean having a positive attitude at work, giving your best in every task given or even being passionate about the work. These three examples help you get noticed at your job, which eclecticsite.com says is the key to succeeding at work. By standing out and getting noticed, you prove to managers that you are a great choice for the position and can be considered when deciding whether to fill a position throughout the company. (Rawlinson) To be successful in your career, you also need to make sure you're passionate about it. Since you have to give your all in a career, you have to make sure that by being passionate, you won't even notice the 200% you are giving. When building and succeeding in your career, an article on self-growth.com suggests that you first create a strategy and make sure to do it once a year, to refresh your skills. Next, it suggests that you are not limiting yourself in handling a job, going the extra mile and doing more of what is expected of you. This allows you to learn new skills, which is great and essential for success in your career. (Tomerson) Third, you need to be flexible to changes that might occur, new policies or rules that arise in the workplace. Being able to adapt to change will help you gain praise from higher positions and stand out. Then the article suggests that you market the skills you possess at all times, even after you get the job, by having enough education and experience to offer middle of paper.... ..this is Alright. When it comes to dealing with children, you should do your best to maintain their same level of friendliness, and if they are not as friendly as most of their peers, simply give them a few minutes to s get used to you. Following these steps will help you succeed in virtually any career.ReferencesCasson, K. (nd). Communicate with parents. Retrieved from http://www.learnnc.org/lp/pages/736?ref=search Rawlinson, K. (nd). How to succeed in any job. Retrieved from http://www.eclecticsite.com/jobsucceed.html Tomerson, J. (nd). How to plan your career and succeed. Retrieved from http://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/how_to_plan_your_career_and_be_successful Wilde, D. and Thomas, S. (April 2011). Company Spotlight: Tips for success when working with children. Retrieved from http://www.oandp.com/articles/2011-04_03.asp