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7 Traits of Happy Employees

Happy employees make things happen and most importantly they do these things at work:
1. See Work as an Extension to their life experience
Happy employees see work relationships as the awesome extension of their lives. They are generally happy in life, and they extend such happiness to the workplace in their daily cheerfulness
2. Celebrate rather than compare themselves to the accomplishments of others
Jealousy is a killer. At work we are all capable of doing more, so when we find other employees doing better than us, our first reaction is to be jealous. Rather than compare to those who have accomplished, happy employees celebrate other peoples' success and use it as a motivation for themselves to accomplish the same or more successes
3. Work in the Present
Instead of reminiscing about the past or fantaziaing about the future, happy employees work on step-by-step to work success. In addition to being present, they are also capable of not disturbed by future concerns
4. Look within for Solutions
Happy employees operate on a basis of 'change starts within'. Instead of blaming others and demanding that people serve them, happy employees look at how they can be the solution, not the problem
5. Don't let Salary Dictate their Working Lives
We know that salary is important, but happy employees don't make salary as a basis for their work happiness. Instead of saying 'I'll be happy when I get a raise', happy employees are happy NOW doing their job. Such happiness at work translates into higher work effectiveness and lead to higher pay
6. Embrace Change
Working life is a constant change and happy employees that not only they must be open to change, they must be at the forefront of all changes so that they will be swept by the currents of change
7. Have a Dream
Happy employees don't dream at work, but they live their dreams. They know that whatever dreams you have in life can be achieved by your work. So they are not afraid of hard work as they know this will lead to their dreams

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