3 time management secrets for those who do the grunt work
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Forbes published an article likening a Worker Bee to an “office drone,” insinuating that worker-bee types feel
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Worker Bees put in hard hours on the tasks that just aren’t “sexy” to most people.
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Worker Bees don’t do it for the acclaim. They do it because it needs to be done.
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Research done by Wrike found that 87% of respondents admitted to overworking.
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Remember, your work impacts the big picture
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Take advantage of company-sponsored activitiescc: COD Newsroom - https://www.flickr.com/photos/41431665@N07
Complete routine tasks ahead of time, so you’re not stuck at your desk.
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Find ways to meet company “movers and shakers.”
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Offer to write a guest post or take photos for company blog
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Volunteer with a non-profit organization, And consider taking a leadership role
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