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Humility is admirable. But if someone requests information or an answer that requires you to reveal positives about yourself, you should oblige. Most of the time people in this category earn recognition through consistent performance.
Eg: What are your strengths?
How did you finish the task quickly?
In such situations, being humble would downplay us when not answered. Let questions arise organically, and when you see opportunities to highlight your successes, make the most of them.
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Knowing how and when to boast—and when to refrain—is one important way to advance your career.
I personally feel, bring humble is a culture thing or even genetic behaviour, every habit can be cultivated, practiced and nurtured. Deeper self-reflection could bring you far more personal benef...
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Research indicates that when people present a balanced picture of themselves, rather than discussing only successes, they come across as more credible and affable. Those with high positions, in particular, should acknowledge failures and foibles as well as achievements, not only because such cand...
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We all want our achievements to be recognized and applauded. It’s a boost to morale and well-being. And there are ways to celebrate without coming across as boastful. One is to find a circle of close friends at work and outside it who will cheer your victories as if they were their own. Research ...
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You can find intermediaries, including peers, bosses, mentors, and sponsors, who will be happy to speak up on your behalf—as long as you are respectful in your solicitation. We must also remember that when we praise and endorse others consistently, others are bound to praise us. Reciprocity is on...
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Research indicates that in situations where others share too, people can successfully convey their accomplishments without coming across as unlikable, egotistical, or inconsiderate.
Sharing something personal often triggers a reciprocation. Based on the research conducted by the author, bra...
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Everyone knows that success at work depends on being—and being seen as—both competent and likable. You need people to notice your growth and accomplishments while also enjoying your company. But if you draw attention to the value you’ve created, to ensure that managers and peers recognize it, you...
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