The Secrets of Superior Job Performance

Napoleon Hill the author of Think and Grow Rich statesindividuals. If these are the traits needed to be a high
for an individual to be successful, the number one traitperformance employee, then how are you vetting your
they need is enthusiasm, "it drives a positive mind andjob applicant's for these traits?
positive action". Napoleon describes a number of otherYou might say, I don't need to vet someone for their
additional attributes as crucial for an individual to behealth or financial management skills, and if I did this
deemed as a high performer, and these are:how would I do it anyway? Consider this fact, more
? Self disciplinethan 60% of employers stated that work attendance
? The capacity to work well in a teamand productivity related directly in proportion to
? Tack and a pleasant tone of voiceemployee personal problems. (1)
? Objective inductive and deductive reasoningThe self - rated index measures how you emotionally
? A capacity to learn from adversity and defeatfeel about your circumstances and the impact on your
? Creative thinkinghealth. Results show that people who are free of
? Sound healthdisease, symptoms, and risk factors, but who
? Good financial managementnevertheless rate their own health as "fair or poor, "
? Good time managementare likely to die at an earlier age than individuals who
? Having a definite purpose in life.rate their health as "good or excellent." (2) You can
? Having rapport, empathy, diplomacy, and personalpromote the taking of self - rated assessments for
presentation skillsany Napoleon Hill's attributes for a high performer, as a
? The capacity to go the extra mile, ie to undertakepre cautionary check for high performance personnel.
more than you were originally asked to doI am not suggesting that you become a big brother
? Having a sense of humouremployer, however I am suggesting, if you want to
? Having sincerityemploy high performance staff, then you need to look
? Being patiencefor any signs of ill health, poor fiscal management, a
Napolean Hill studied five hundred of America's mostpoor sense of humour, and a lack of balance and well
successful people during the first half of the twentiethbeing.
century, to formulate his views on high performance(1) Sutherland.