Factors
Ethics
1. Be dedicated and punctual
Strong work ethics are reflected by an employee’s dedication and commitment
to his job. Maintain a regular attendance, take responsibility and ownership for
your performance, remain focused on your targets, and put in extra efforts to
complete your assignments to the best of your ability. You may need to
occasionally dedicate a few extra hours, but take it as your chance to outshine
the rest of employees.
Your punctuality at work speaks volumes about your professional ethics. Make
sure you are on time to work and all work-related appointments. Submit your
work in time, foresee delays, and let your employer know about your absences
in advance.
2. Be reliable
Make sure to fulfill all promises and honor your project deadlines; in case you
anticipate a delay, take your manager into confidence and set another realistic
