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6 signs you're better at your job than you realize

by Kat George on Oct 31, 2015, 2:30 PM

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Chances are, you're better at your job than you think.

Many people suffer from imposter syndrome, a state of mind in which they manage to put their success down to luck, timing, or trickery, and think they don't "deserve" it.

Here are six ways you're better at your job than you think you are:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1. You Look Forward To Going To Work

One pretty good indicator that you're good at your job is that you actually like your job. If you dread going to work in the morning and are sluggish when you're there as a result, chances are you're not doing your best work.

But if you're enthusiastic, energetic and happy, chances are what you're producing will be a reflection of that.



2. Your Day Passes Quickly

Days pass slowly when you're bored, or being unproductive. If you're so focused on your work you look up at the clock and it went suddenly from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., you're probably doing a pretty good job.

Being absorbed by your work shows commitment and interest, which are both things that people who are good at their jobs have.



3. You're Constantly Finding New Tasks To Do

I was a real nerd in high school and I really loved class. When I'd finish my homework I'd find other things to read or do, and then go talk to my teacher about them. I didn't have many friends, but that's neither here nor there, because I got perfect grades.

If, at work, you're constantly adding tasks you've come up with yourself to build and expand on your delegated tasks, you're doing a good job. Going above and beyond is a key sign that you're fabulous at what you do.

 



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