Do a little bit more every day, accumulate but thin hair, your career will have a bright future

Do a little more every day

A successful salesman once summed up his experience in one sentence: "If you want to be better than others, you must insist on visiting five more customers a day than others."

It's not enough to work wholeheartedly, and you should do more "extraordinary things". "Extraordinary things" do a good job, often can help us get unexpected gains.

While you are not obligated to do things outside your sphere of responsibility, you can choose to do them voluntarily and use them to push yourself forward. Whether you're a mid-level executive or a newcomer to the workplace, a "do a little more every day" attitude can set you apart from the competition.

Doing a little more work each day may take up your time, but your actions will earn you a good reputation and increase the need for you.

Anyone who has watched "Du Lala's Promotion" should know that the reason why Du Lala was able to rise to the sky

To go straight up is to rely on an unyielding courage to work overtime every day, take the initiative to undertake high-intensity and difficult work, and never flinch when encountering problems. These have become important weights for Du Lala's promotion.

Mr. Carlo Downis, who initially worked for Durant in a low-level position, has now become Mr. Durant's right-hand man as a manager of one of his subordinate companies. The secret behind how Carlo Downis was able to get promoted so quickly was "doing a little bit more every day."

A reporter once went to interview Mr. Downes and asked about the secret to success. He calmly and briefly stated why:

"In the beginning of working for Mr. Durant, I noticed that every day after get off work, all the people went home, and Mr. Durant would still stay in the office and continue to work late. Therefore, I decided that after get off work Also stay in the office. Yes, no one really asked me to do that, but I think I should stay and provide some assistance to Mr. Durant when needed."

"When working, Mr. Durant often looked for documents and printed materials. At first, he did these work himself. Soon, he found that I was waiting for his call at any time, and gradually developed the habit of greeting me... "

Why did Mr. Durant get into the habit of calling on Mr. Downes when he was at work? Because Downis automatically stayed in the office, so that Mr. Durant could see him at all times and serve him in good faith. Did you get paid for doing this? No. However, he was given more chances to win the attention of his bosses and eventually got a promotion.

"It's not my job", "It's his fault, it's none of my business", those who always use these excuses to evade their responsibilities will never wait for the opportunity for promotion and salary increase. When extra work is assigned to you, consider it an opportunity to exercise your abilities.

Doing a little more every day reflects how much you value your work and your passion for it. When you pay enough attention to your work and can devote yourself to your work with passion, your work status and work efficiency will be significantly improved, and the sense of accomplishment that your work brings to you will also increase.

Doing a little more every day, maybe not for the purpose of getting paid, but more often than not.

A promotion that had a profound impact on Allen's life was caused by a small incident.

One Saturday afternoon, a lawyer (whose office was on the same floor as Allen's) walked in and asked him where he could find a stenographer who had some work on hand that had to be done that day.

Allen told him that all the stenographers in the company had gone to the game and that if he was five minutes late, he would go too. However, Allen also expressed his willingness to stay and help him because "the game can be watched anytime, but the work has to be done on the day."

After the work was done, the lawyer asked Allen how much he should be paid. Allen replied jokingly: "Oh, since it's your work, it's about $1,000. If it's someone else's work, I won't charge any fees." The lawyer smiled and thanked Allen.

Allen's answer was just a joke and didn't really want to get $1,000. However, to Allen's surprise, the lawyer actually did so. Six months later, when Allen had forgotten about it, the lawyer found Allen, handed him $1,000, and invited Allen to work in his company, with a salary more than $1,000 higher than what he was paid at the time. .

One Saturday afternoon, Allen gave up his favorite game to do a little more, initially motivated by a desire to help, not money. Allen isn't responsible for giving up his days off to help others, but his inadvertent act of kindness has not only added $1,000 in cash to himself, but has also brought himself a more important and better income than before. high position.

"Doing a little more every day" is one of the keys to success. Answer one more phone call, organize one more report, and clean the office one more time... As long as you can "do a little more", you can not only exercise your ability, but also win the attention of your boss, killing two birds with one stone, why not do it? ?

The water temperature will reach the boiling point when the water temperature rises one more degree, the mountain will reach the top one step further, and the horizontal pole will be moved up one centimeter to set a new world record. Just a little more, and the results are very different.

It is an open secret that you will get as much as you give. Maybe your efforts won't be rewarded immediately, don't be discouraged, you should pay a little more as always, and you will have a bright future in your career.