In this day and age when many of us now work from home, it would seem that we must resort to this thing that most of us hate — bragging.
…tooting your own horn to your boss and colleagues may be necessary in order to get credit and recognition.
But how do you brag without sounding conceited? Meredith Fineman, author of Brag Better: Master the Art of Fearless Self-Promotion, provides us some tips over at Fast Company. Here are some of them.
When sharing your accomplishments, Fineman recommends using three pillars: proud, loud, and strategic. ”
Being proud is most difficult for some people,” she says. “Acknowledge what you’ve done and be proud of it.”
Being loud about your accomplishments isn’t about volume. It’s about repetition and consistency.
See more tips over at the site.
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