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Alex_Xolod [135]
3 years ago
5

What are the four steps you can take if you are at risk of becoming unemployed? Explain each answer.

Business
2 answers:
scZoUnD [109]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The four steps that I can take if I am at risk of becoming unemployed are:

  1. <u>Identify with my immediate boss the weak points in my performance as a worker. </u>
  2. <u>Improve my skills in the field that is difficult for me within the company. </u>
  3. <u>Selflessly collaborate in activities extra to my main function. </u>
  4. <u>Find other employment options that suit my professional profile.</u>

Explanation:

Here is the explanation for each of the steps in the answer:

  1. Sometimes we make repeated mistakes in our work that, when not corrected, we take as correct, which can cause discomfort for our immediate bosses and can even affect the goals of the company, therefore, it is good that we dialogue with our immediate boss regarding to that weak points that we have within our job functions.
  2. Once we recognize the mistakes we are making, the next step is to improve them, however, in some cases it is not about lack of will, but about ability, therefore if it is a skill that we have not developed we can take courses to improve in this aspect (such as leadership) or try to improve autonomously.
  3. Perhaps the reason for the dismissal is that our bosses consider that our commitment to the company is very poor, so a good way to demonstrate the contrary is to participate in extra-labor activities organized by the company, either in logistics or by providing a little money.
  4. If despite your efforts you do not see improvement in the situation regarding your dismissal, you can look for other employment options and think about a good dismissal deal, this way you will get a little money when you leave your current job and you can apply to previously sought employment options.
aliina [53]3 years ago
5 0
Talk to your boss and see why you're facing unemployment
talk to your co-workers to see if they can help you]
look for other jobs when you have the time 
find a way to work harder

ps: don't worry about losing your job =, there are plenty out there and you will be ok. so stay positive and hope that your boss is nice
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