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How to be a top notch employee
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How to be a top notch employee

It's a huge achievement to get a job in the current climate, with the coronavirus pandemic affecting the jobs market and causing many countries to go into recession. So once you've aced the application process you need to continue to impress your employer and make yourself indispensable. With the help of HR professionals, we round up some key tips for becoming the type of employee your company won’t be able to do without. 

Lauren Weymouth

02 September 2020

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  • 28 September 2020

    What a naive and contradictory article - Having been made redundant a number of times in 40 years - some tips - dont share you expert knowledge. As a company which had 'merged' with mine looked for redundancies we all co-operated. A colleague was asked by the boss if who was the only one who knew how a mission critical computer system worked, and what could he tell him about it? He was told to go away (off) The guy kept his job much longer than the rest of us. Another employer threatened and bullied me for 12 years but it was excellent money so I accepted it. Both were large famous companies

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