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Leave the Office But Not Your Work Ethic

There is no vacation from your vocation

100 Customer Service Tips by Larry Williams
Wed, 11/03/2010 - 05:30
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If you think your time spent outside the workplace is devoid of circumstances that can affect your job, you’re mistaken. There are many factors outside of work that can be detrimental to your employment. The following tips will help you avoid leaving a trail of breadcrumbs that will lead right back to your employer’s door.

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Drive responsibly

Does the way you drive affect your job performance? After all, it is part of your job performance. When you are behind the wheel of a company vehicle, you are not on a break. Your judgment and road etiquette, while you are at work, can reflect well or badly on your company and, therefore, on your employment.

If you find yourself on the road for business—especially when you are driving a company vehicle—recognize that your behavior on the road is more visible than your behavior in a stationary location. Consider how many people can see you when you are in your vehicle.

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