Reputation can be called by different names, for example, reputation or image, but all these terms mean one thing - the public opinion about you, your personal and business qualities, your strengths and weaknesses. Philosopher Samuel Butler said - "Reputation is like money: it is easier to earn than to maintain." How can you earn a positive reputation?
Instructions
Step 1
Whether you like it or not, every person has a reputation. Another question is, what is it - positive or not very? If you want to earn a positive reputation, then you will have to do this for quite a long time. A good reputation does not arise from scratch: it must be built as a quality foundation for a home, or, in this case, for a successful career and place in society. What factors will work for your good name?
Step 2
Perform each assigned task as the most important for you. Do not ignore seemingly insignificant little things. Most likely, you will be assessed not only by your employer, but also by his closest circle, partners and many others. If their assessment of your work is negative, you will lose clients. On the other hand, if you like your work, you may receive suggestions from other people.
Step 3
If after finishing work you are asked to alter or change something, meet the employer halfway. This behavior will work in your favor and make a good impression. And, most likely, it will be paid additionally.
Step 4
In the wake of a good relationship, ask the employer to leave feedback about your work on the site or write a letter of recommendation. In such cases, reviews are usually full of positive epithets and enthusiasm.
Step 5
Always be correct, polite and professional with your partners and customers. Never give up on the word you have given, and if you made a commitment to do something, do it. Nothing affects a business person's reputation more negatively than unfulfilled promises.
Step 6
The work of building a positive reputation is, of course, not easy, but once you have earned a good name, you will reap abundant fruits of it. Fame, both good and bad, usually comes before its owner, and people will judge you primarily by how others have described you.
