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How to develop professionalism
Start working on your professionalism early.
Take every opportunity you can to figure out what other professionals expect of you. Then, show that you understand responsibility, teamwork, and basic ethical and moral value.

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- When it comes to customer service, it's generally considered a personality trait. Professional or moral issues should be treated with professionalism.
- Most companies need a well-rounded employer. They are more likely to hire employees who are highly experienced when it comes to practical data collecting.
- This can help you figure out professionalism and may grab the attention of a mentor who can further develop your professionalism. Ask questions any time you're unsure of professional expectations.
- Are you kind? Friendly? Respectful? Offer your personality and skills. Once you have the skill set down, begin using it.

OUT: This can help you figure out professionalism and may grab the attention of a mentor who can further develop your professionalism. Ask questions any time you're unsure of professional expectations.

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How to stop your cat from attacking your dog
Get a cat tree.
A cat tree will provide your cat a safe haven from the attentions of your dog. Cats often attack dogs to get the dog to leave them alone, so providing a spot where your cat can nap in peace is essential for maintaing good pet relations.

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- Many options for cat trees include baby trees, baskets, or large boxes that cats can climb and hide in. Make sure you have a carrier big enough for your dog to sleep and get out whenever she needs it.
- Place the cat tree in an area that is often frequented by both pets so that the cat can choose to climb to its hiding spot instead of attacking the dog. Make sure that the dog can't get to the cat when it's in the cat tree.
- Resist the urge to run away if your cat starts growling. If your cat begins growling with intent to attack your dog, that is a sign that it is taking its aggression out on your pet.
- If your house does not provide a cat tree, buy a box or scrap of cardboard that is cat sized and easy to turn. You will be able to turn the cardboard so that its top is the most visible by your cat.

OUT: Place the cat tree in an area that is often frequented by both pets so that the cat can choose to climb to its hiding spot instead of attacking the dog. Make sure that the dog can't get to the cat when it's in the cat tree.

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How to stop making things harder for yourself
Say no to unnecessary requests.
People will often say " yes " to requests from coworkers, family members, friends, and partners, even when these requests are time consuming and at times irrational. This is because you do not want to let other people down.

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- By spending valuable time on side tasks, you are distracting yourself from completing your own goals. Sometimes it is best to just say " no.
- It also occurs when you're frustrated, annoyed, or in need of help. By continually saying no, you're essentially denying yourself.
- Therefore, say no to requests that will make you feel pressure to turn things around. Take reasonable, realistic sides when asked.
- When you say no to these requests, you and your partner may become frustrated and mistakes can be made. More common ways of saying no include refusing to answer your partner's phone calls or not answering your partner's texts.

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By spending valuable time on side tasks, you are distracting yourself from completing your own goals. Sometimes it is best to just say " no.