Work Habits and Attitudes Sample Clauses

Work Habits and Attitudes. Maintains required work schedule, break periods. Meets obligations on time. Plans and organizes work to provide an efficient process and ensure satisfactory results. Complies with instructions, rules and regulations. Ability to work without immediate supervision.
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Work Habits and Attitudes.  Organizing work  Using good judgment in the performance of work  Learning and applying new ideas, procedures, rules & techniques  Demonstrating an interest in the work performedComplying with rules, regulations, and policies  Accepting job responsibilities  Showing initiative
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Work Habits and Attitudes. 7. Knows the work and organizes it.
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Work Habits and Attitudes. Demonstrates good understanding of work to be performed. Plans and prioritizes work. Exercises good judgment.‌ Learns and applies new ideas, procedures and techniques. Shows interest in work performed. Adapts readily to emergency situations.
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